Buhari leaves inflation at highest in 17 years

On May 29, President Muhammadu Buhari will leave behind an inflation rate of 22.22 per cent (the highest in about 17 years), which is well over double of the level he met in 2015.

Collins Olayinka, Anthony Otaru and Joseph Chibueze (Abuja)

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