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10 food items in Lagos with the sharpest price increases so far in 2025 

Research Team by Research Team
October 23, 2025
in Economy, Exclusives, Inflation, Metrics, Rankings
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Food price pressures still weigh heavily on Lagos households as the cost of some essential food items surged between January and October 2025.

A monthly food-price survey conducted by the Nairametrics Research Team across major markets (Mile 12, Oyingbo, Daleko, and Mushin) shows that many essential items now sell for nearly double their prices at the start of the year. The survey is carried out in the second week of every month.

Data from market analysis reveals that tomatoes, fish, pepper, and beans saw the sharpest jumps, with some rising by more than 90% in just ten months.

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The sharp rise in food prices reflects Nigeria’s ongoing inflationary pressures, driven by high fuel costs, exchange rate volatility, and logistic challenges. With tomatoes, fish, and pepper leading to the surge, consumers continue to bear the brunt of a strained food economy.

10 household food items whose price soared in 2025 
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10. Carton of Indomie Noodles (BelleFull) — up 6.85%

  • 10. Carton of Indomie Noodles (BelleFull) — up 6.85%
  • 9. Top Tea (52g pack) — up 9.95%
  • 8. Chicken Lap (Frozen Food, Carton) — up 10.93%
  • 7. Bag of Brown Beans 50kg — up 13.10%
  • 6. Bournvita Cocoa Beverage (Jar) — up 16.06%
  • 5. Medium Bag of Pepper — up 36.36%
  • 4. Big Bag of Pepper — up 45.28%
  • 3. Titus Fish (Mackerel, 1kg) — up 54.76%
  • 2. Oval-Shaped Tomatoes Big Bag— up 62.96%
  • 1. Round-Shaped Tomatoes — up 90.48%

 

A carton of Indomie Belle Full noodles increased from N14,300 in January 2025 to N15,280 in October 2025. It rose to N14,880 in May, N15,000 in July, and has remained stable at N15,280 since August.

While still among the more affordable household staples, consumers are feeling the impact as noodles are a quick daily meal for many low- and middle-income families.

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10. Carton of Indomie Noodles (BelleFull) — up 6.85%

  • 10. Carton of Indomie Noodles (BelleFull) — up 6.85%
  • 9. Top Tea (52g pack) — up 9.95%
  • 8. Chicken Lap (Frozen Food, Carton) — up 10.93%
  • 7. Bag of Brown Beans 50kg — up 13.10%
  • 6. Bournvita Cocoa Beverage (Jar) — up 16.06%
  • 5. Medium Bag of Pepper — up 36.36%
  • 4. Big Bag of Pepper — up 45.28%
  • 3. Titus Fish (Mackerel, 1kg) — up 54.76%
  • 2. Oval-Shaped Tomatoes Big Bag— up 62.96%
  • 1. Round-Shaped Tomatoes — up 90.48%
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  1. Hameed Salaudeen says:
    October 26, 2025 at 12:37 pm

    The sharp rise in food prices reflects Nigeria’s ongoing inflationary pressures, driven by high fuel costs, exchange rate volatility, and logistic challenges. With tomatoes, fish, and pepper leading to the surge, consumers continue to bear the brunt of a strained food economy.

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