Mr Adeniran said that the new indices were introduced based on demand.
This comes as another episode of Ms Badenock criticising her home country Nigeria, exposing how prolonged misgovernment is ruining the country.
Surveys carried out in Dutse and Gombe, showed that prices of food items dropped slightly by about 10 per cent occasioned by the ongoing harvesting.
She said that to extend the recorded ease in prices, Nigeria must attend to the root causes of food insecurity.
“The supplementary bill turned out to be a competition for luxury and ostentatious items including a N5 billion yacht.”
“One can say that an average Nigerian is put under pressure. More Nigerians are more distressed now than before,” said Mr Obindo.
Consumer price inflation softened to three per cent from 3.3 per cent in January.
Mr Ologun said he prayed that the President and his team would return rejoicing to the nation.
The alarming depreciation, as published by Aboki FX, casts a shadow of uncertainty over the nation’s economic stability.
