President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Mr Adeniran on May 20, following the death of the former Statistician-General on April 13.
Until his appointment, Mr Adeniran was the Director of Demographic and Household Statistics at the NBS.
He died at the age of 57.
The NBS said the new data was a 0.10 per cent increase from the 15.60 per cent recorded in January 2022.
He said the fuel crisis was capable of creating an artificial shock that would shake the economy.
Bread, cereals, meat, fish, and other items accounted for rise in food inflation in the period under review.
The NBS noted that there had been a consistent decrease in the inflation rate in the last eight months, and the figure for November is a decrease from the 15.99 per cent.
Nigerian export trade was mainly dominated by crude oil which amounted to N4.02 trillion (78.47 per cent) of total export in Q3.
A new report by NBS, Nigeria’s statistics office, said that composite food index rose by 18.34 per cent in October 2021.
Mr Harry says hikes in food prices were caused by an “imperfect economy.”
