Nigeria’s economic crisis may be fueling a silent mental health emergency
However, there are signs that underlying price pressures remain a problem for the economy.
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Inflation fell to 4 per cent in May. Rate rise remains a risk as key measure on inflation hits two-year high. Inflation, rising housing costs, unemployment, insecurity and declining purchasing power have become defining features of everyday life in Nigeria.
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Inflation fell to 4 per cent in May.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Federal PoliticsRate rise remains a risk as key measure on inflation hits two-year high.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Federal PoliticsInflation, rising housing costs, unemployment, insecurity and declining purchasing power have become defining features of everyday life in Nigeria.
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