CBN speaks on fertiliser donated to boost food production

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This reinforces the critical need to address food inflation as a pivotal aspect of managing overall headline inflation rates

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Inflation in Nigeria has continued to rise largely because of the high cost of food items. As of February, the country’s annual inflation rate rose to 31.70 per cent from 29.90 per cent in January. The apex bank governor had upon assuming office suspended all direct interventions in the real sector of the economy saying it was not the apex bank’s mandate.

On why the fertilisers were released to the ministry, the CBN said it is realigning its focus towards its core mandate of ensuring monetary and price stability, thus stopping its direct involvement in development finance interventions. Giving details of the donated fertilisers, it said the 2.15 million bags contained various blends of fertilizers, with each bag of fertilizer weighing 50 kilograms.

 

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