The NBS said that Yobe, Kogi, and Imo states paid the lowest average retail price of fuel at N950.60, N986.67, and N987.86, respectively.
The report said in May, the rural inflation rate was 22.70 per cent on a year-on-year basis.
According to Mr Adeniran, the retreat would also chart a course for improved statistical services.
Governor Dikko Radda has urged stakeholders to find lasting solutions to the slow pace of development at the sub-national level.
The statement also said the price data compiled through crowd-sourcing was not the same as the ones compiled for the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Mr said the methodology used by NBS would be communicated clearly for easy understanding and utilisation by various stakeholders.
NBS said that among age groups, 34.5 per cent of people between 20 and 30 years of age would like to migrate.
NBS said the lowest average CoHD was recorded in the North-West at N1,014 per adult per day.
Mr Onanuga said things would keep improving and the people would soon begin to feel the impact of the improvements.
The NBS said that the highest average price of sliced bread was recorded in Rivers at N1,850.
