Nigeria's Inflation Rate Eases to 15.39% Amid Energy Price Concerns

Nigeria's headline inflation rate has marginally decreased to 15. 39% in August 2026, according to recent data. The Organised Private Sector has expressed concerns over rising energy prices, which they believe pose a threat to the economy. The development comes as the OPS continues to monitor the situation closely. The OPS has not provided further details on the potential impact of the energy price increase. The latest inflation rate is a slight improvement from previous months, but the OPS's warning highlights the need for careful management of the country's energy sector. The Nigerian government has yet to comment on the matter. The OPS's concerns are centered around the potential effects of rising energy costs on businesses and the overall economy.