The three months of rising inflation in 2023, with the recent figure standing at 22.04 per cent, has put pain, frustration and agony in the faces of Nigerians and the country’s economy.DAILY POST reports that like a drowning person, Nigerians are overwhelmed by the rising food prices and the cost of goods and services. It is now a commonly accepted reality that there is no time one visits the market without an increase in the prices of goods and services.The prices...

According to the most recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics, the inflation rate in Nigeria rose from 21.34 percent in December to 21.82 percent in January.When compared to the inflation rate in December 2022, the inflation rate in January 2023 increased by 0.47% points.The headline inflation rate was, however, 6.22% points higher on an annual basis than the rate, which was 15.60% in January 2022. The information demonstrated that, when compared to the s...

Towards the process of streamlining burial and funeral practices, the Anambra State Government has enacted a law prohibiting the depositing of corpses in mortuaries or any other location beyond two months from the date of death. The Anambra State House of Assembly passed this legislation to exert control over burial activities within the state.Governor Chukwuma Soludo praised the assembly for the introduction of the Anambra Burial Law, emphasizing its progressive na...