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Inflation rises to 15.69% in April
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate climbed to 15.69 per cent in April 2026, according to new figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics. The latest inflation figure represents a 0.31 percentage point increase from the 15.38 per cent recorded in March 2026.
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Despite the rise, the rate remains significantly lower than the 26.82 per cent reported in April 2025, suggesting inflationary pressures have eased compared with the same period last year. On a month-on-month basis, however, inflation slowed in April.
The National Bureau of Statistics said month-on-month headline inflation fell to 2.13 per cent from 4.18 per cent recorded in March, indicating that while prices are still rising, the pace of increase moderated during the month.
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The data reflects continued pressure on consumer prices across the country, although the slower monthly increase points to a possible easing in short-term inflationary momentum.
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