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Taraba records Nigeria’s lowest annual inflation at 1.8%

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Nigeria’s Taraba State recorded the country’s lowest annual inflation rate in September, at 1.8%, according to consumer price index data. The ranking comes as national inflation fell to 14.63%, while food inflation reached 19.59%, reports Pmnewsnigeria.

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