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Widespread conflict and poor macroeconomy likely to drive below-average agricultural activities
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Despite the slight increase in crude oil production and international crude prices from March to April, poor macroeconomic conditions persist. The National Bureau of Statistics indicates the annual inflation rate dropped by .05 percent from March to 18.12 percent in April. This is the first decline in inflation since the closure of the land borders in about 20 months. The value of the NGN continues to depreciate and traded at 482 NGN/USD on the parallel market in mid-May. The Central Bank did not report the official exchange rate in May, leading to some speculation by investors that the government may unify the multiple exchange rate, which will likely increase foreign investment. As a result, atypically high food prices, lower household purchasing power, and reduced market access persist.
The exercise was organised by the Upper Chamber in 12 centres across the country to collate the views of Nigerians on the key areas to be amended in the 1999 Constitution in order to address agitations in the country.
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)
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Mon May 24 2021
The National Agency for Food, Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has destroyed a total of 280.15 tons of products valued at N515, 732, 587 in Gombe State.
The destroyed items were substandard and falsified medicines, unwholesome processed food products, unsafe cosmetics and other counterfeit regulated products seized from importers and manufacturers by various NAFDAC establishments in the North-Eastern part of the country.
The exercise commenced with the reception of items from the North East zonal states in Gombe, Borno, Yobe, Adamawa, Bauchi and Taraba States.
A total of 240.15 tons were received from the North East states and an additional 40 tons from GSK Pharma were received and destroyed on Saturday.