Households in Nigeria are facing yet another squeeze as the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) rose to N1,600 per kilogramme in Lagos yesterday, with consumers in other parts of the Southwest region paying up to N1,500, adding a fresh burden to families already grappling with a spike in transportation costs following recent petrol pump [&h...
With inflation at 16 per cent, spike in food prices, housing construction and transportation costs are forcing many families to make difficult survival choices, including abandoning decent accommodation and resorting to unhealthy living conditions. The inflation report showed that restaurants and accommodation services contributed 2.06 percent...

