Tag
RESEARCH DATA
Market research, Financial and Macro-economic data from Nigeria
State governors in Nigeria shared the sum of N2.53 trillion gross allocation in 2019 (January – November).
The prices of several food items once again witnessed a significant drop. According to the latest Household Survey, prices of tomatoes and pepper crashed significantly, while the prices of local rice, yam and other items continue to ease off.
This is a list of Dividends announced in 2019
The continued closure of Nigerian land borders has led to the influx of poor quality local rice in recent weeks. The latest Nairametrics Food Price Survey found that prices of rice, tomatoes and other items dropped slightly across major markets in Lagos State.
The latest report from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that inflation rose again to 11.81% in November 2019.
Latest Nairametrics Food Price Survey reveals more brands of local rice have now flooded major markets in the country helping to drive down prices of local rice.
The latest report released by the National Bureau of Statistics disclosed that Nigeria generated a total sum of N876.09 billion as VAT in 9 months.
Credit to the private sector hit N25.8 trillion in October 2019, as credit to governments declined by N1.4 trillion to N9.05 trillion.
Nigerians are in for a sustained price increase this Christmas as prices of commodities continue to spike. In our recent Nairametrics Bi-weekly Food Price Survey, prices of major household commodities increased significantly over the last two weeks.
The NBS, in its latest Petroleum Product Import and consumption report, disclosed that the importation of PMS reduced by 11%.
Locally-produced rice in Nigeria has gained huge momentum, as Nairametrics Research Team found that various brands of local rice have now flooded major markets in the country. As a result, the prices of local rice slightly dropped.
The latest report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that Nigeria generated N311.94 billion revenue from Value Added Tax (VAT) in the second quarter (Q2) of 2019.