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Naija Price Index: week of 9 Nov 2026

Meat pie up 33.3%, Foreign (imported) rice down 3.1%. This snapshot covers 81 everyday prices in Nigeria, backed by 17 contributors in 1 states. Change compares the latest 14 days with the 14 days before.

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The everyday basket

ItemUnitTypical priceChange
Petrol (reference)1 litre₦925–
Local rice (reference)50kg bag₦51,571.43▼ -1.3%
Frozen whole chicken (reference)1 kg₦6,012.60▲ +1.2%
Bread (small)1 loaf₦365–
Bus fare within the city (danfo/BRT) (reference)1 trip₦1,431.25▲ +2.4%
Onions (reference)1 kg₦2,200–

Biggest risers

Meat pie₦1,000▲ +33.3%
Fresh tomatoes₦1,560.56▲ +32.5%
Diesel₦3,277.47▲ +32.4%
Titus fish (frozen)₦7,739.31▲ +20.6%
Cooking gas cylinder (12.5kg)₦22,382.20▲ +13.9%

Biggest fallers

Foreign (imported) rice₦54,328.13▼ -3.1%
Local rice₦51,571.43▼ -1.3%

State by state

StatePrices liveBiggest riserBiggest faller
Niger79 Fresh tomatoes ▲ +32.5%Foreign (imported) rice ▼ -3.1%
Ekiti79 Fresh tomatoes ▲ +32.5%Foreign (imported) rice ▼ -3.1%
Ondo78 Fresh tomatoes ▲ +32.5%Foreign (imported) rice ▼ -3.1%
Lagos84 Titus fish (frozen) ▲ +92.9%Local rice ▼ -1.3%
Kaduna77 Fresh tomatoes ▲ +32.5%Foreign (imported) rice ▼ -3.1%
Oyo79 Fresh tomatoes ▲ +32.5%Foreign (imported) rice ▼ -3.1%

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What is the Naija Price Index?

It is a weekly snapshot from Cordelia of what everyday things cost in Nigeria: food, fuel, transport, data and more. Each price is the typical (median) shelf price reported by several different people, and the week's biggest risers and fallers are listed.

Where do the prices come from?

From people who report prices they have seen, including Cordelia field agents and public contributors, plus published reference sources where a product has too few live reports. A price only shows when enough different people backed it.

Is this official inflation?

No. It is a record of what contributors saw, not the official consumer price index. Use it as a quick local signal alongside official figures.

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How often is it updated?

Every Monday morning. The live prices behind it update daily on the Price Board.

See also: live Price Board · monthly Nigeria Price Index · how prices are checked · add a price you saw