Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports that food prices rise month-on-month in April 2026. Multiple food items tracked by the NBS show increases compared with the previous month, including staples and condiments such as tomatoes, beans, garri (cassava flakes), onions, and ginger, along with other listed food commodities. The reports state that the price movements are measured on a month-on-month basis, indicating higher costs within the same reporting period rather than annual comparisons. The NBS figures are presented as part of its regular inflation and food-price monitoring, reflecting changes in the prices consumers face for commonly consumed goods. Both outlets refer to the same underlying NBS update, describing the general direction of the change—an increase in the cost of the monitored food items during April 2026. The reports do not provide alternative explanations or competing figures, focusing instead on the NBS findings and the items affected.