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Photo speaks: Kogi leads the 10 most expensive states to live in Nigeria.

AdminBy AdminFebruary 17, 2024Updated:February 18, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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As usual, Kogi tops the chart as the most expensive state in Nigeria in January 2024. It recorded an all-items inflation rate of 35.78% from 35.57% in December of the same year.

However, the food inflation rate slowed to 44.2%, a slight decrease from the previous month’s 44.7%. Despite the slight decrease, Kogi still has the highest food inflation in Nigeria.
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