Nigeria, priced clearly
What does your money really buy in Nigeria?
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Local Rice (Broken)
₦2,208.08 per kg · NBS food watch · May 2026
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Beans Brown
₦1,344.93 per kg · NBS food watch · May 2026
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Bread (sliced), 450g
₦1,687.18 per loaf · NBS food watch · May 2026
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Petrol (PMS)
₦1,596.25 per litre · Mean of NBS state averages · May 2026
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Intracity trips
₦1,431.25 per ride · Mean of NBS state averages · May 2026
Explore Nigeria by the numbers
Monthly price watches, state inflation and practical purchasing-power comparisons in one place.
Petrol: cheapest states
- 1 Adamawa ₦1,469.83
- 2 Katsina ₦1,470.63
- 3 Sokoto ₦1,489.33
- 4 Anambra ₦1,519.72
- 5 Kogi ₦1,534.32
May 2026
Inflation: highest states
- 1 Imo 30.0%
- 2 Enugu 22.4%
- 3 Niger 22.1%
- 4 Delta 20.7%
- 5 Anambra 18.3%
September 2026
Intracity fares: cheapest states
- 1 Abia ₦890.05
- 2 Adamawa ₦918.47
- 3 Kano ₦1,066.00
- 4 Rivers ₦1,187.78
- 5 Sokoto ₦1,195.66
May 2026
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