Nigerians earning below N70,000 feel inflation hardest, CBN survey shows

Reported by Nairametrics · yesterday 08:49 · Olalekan Adigun

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About 68.4% of Nigerians earning below N70,000 perceived inflation as high in August 2026, the highest level recorded across the income categories surveyed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The post Nigerians earning below N70,000 feel inflation hardest, CBN survey shows appeared first on…

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