BREAKING: Nigeria’s economy grew by 3.13% in Q1 2025 – NBS Report
According to the bureau, this represents an improvement over the 2.27 per cent growth recorded in the corresponding period of 2024.
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According to the bureau, this represents an improvement over the 2.27 per cent growth recorded in the corresponding period of 2024.
The CPI rose from 121.4 in May to 123.4 in June, indicating persistent price pressures, especially in food, transport, and housing.
The figure represents a decline from the 7.91 per cent growth posted in 2023 and 9.76 per cent in 2022, reflecting the sector’s struggle amid broader economic challenges.