Nigeria’s inflation rate sustained it’s consistent rise into November, hitting 21.47 per cent from 21.09 per cent recorded a month earlier fulled by increase in food and energy prices, the National Bureau of Statistics announced on Thursday.

According to NBS, prices of goods and services, measured by the Consumer Price Index, increased by 21.47 per cent in November 2022 compared to the rate in November 2021.

The figure is 6.07 per cent points higher than the rate recorded in November 2021.

Dikaveli:
As an Igbo boy

God bless buhari government for the second Niger bridge .

Every igbo blood is a biafrian but not every igbo person is an ipob

Ipob are not the bad ones either but the criminal Simon ekpa who is been sponsored by the enemies of the igbos..


For a better and working Nigeria vote for peter obi though it won't be easy for him but atleast let's try a new government with our interest at heart, the second and another better option will be kwankwaso before Atiku but i know the enemies of Nigeria will try their best to rig their way into aso rock again


Lastly never again will any living thing open their mouth to compare an alien Messi to that over pampered pride guy c Ronaldo


God bless Nigeria

God bless us all

AllDModsAreMaad:
These people are being economical with the truth.
Inflation in the market is higher than they quoted here.

Last month was one kind of a month in the business world.
During that month, you're worried that you may need to add money when you want to restock after selling your stocks.
December is not left out but it is not as rampant as that of November.