Food prices seen rising on renewed terrorist attacks

    Josephine Okojie -Okeiyi and Feyishola Jaiyesimi | Top Stories | May 14, 2025    
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The renewed killings and attacks in key food-belt states have sparked concerns over the possibility of a new wave of food price hikes which could worsen cost-of-living crisis.

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