FreeStuffsNG:
This explains in part why the month on month increase in our inflation numbers has started declining.

By the time the benefits of the Asiwaju Tinubu-led brilliant, competent and patriotic team fully manifest, it will be too late for the naysayers and unpatriotic elements to be blessed by the fruits of the land.
This is commendable. God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

Abi weyrey leleyii ni.
From 27.18 to 27.04. You must be on steroids.

Inflation declines on paper but not felt in reality. I can’t expect anything less from a fake president who lied about being an accountant. But, this man is shameless though. How does he sleep at night?

Price of sachet water don double o

Goodnews from the transport sector

This does not change the fact that the CBN must do its just and fight inflation by raising rates. This to me is just a distraction

Is Lagos to Ibadan now ₦500?

Apc na scam

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The masses are the naira , make the fuel cheaper by opening up the Refineries and the masses will strengthen the naira , dummies, we have an oil economy that reflects positively and negatively . if prices of food goes up it means transport and security is faulty its simple, fix the masses , dummies

Transportation nflation rate or price or transportation. It is well

Falls as in how? Where? Are you high on weeed?

FreeStuffsNG:


https://nairametrics.com/2023/11/20/nigerias-transport-inflation-surprisingly-falls-for-the-first-time-in-2-years/

There's difference between transport inflation and transport deflation. The fall of transport inflation doesn't decrease the actual price of transportation, and so, nothing to really celebrate.

Nigeria's transport inflation falling for the first time in 2 years" means that the rate at which transportation costs are increasing has decreased. On the other hand, "transport deflation" would mean that transportation costs are not just increasing at a slower rate but are actually decreasing, indicating an overall decline in the prices associated with transportation. The former implies a slowdown in the rise of costs, while the latter suggests an actual decrease in costs.