Nigerian Households Spent N2trn On Petrol, Electricity In 2019 –nigerianstat | Sahara Reporters Households spent N2.59trn on transport; N2.46trn on health; N2.43trn on education; N2.22trn on services including telecoms and N2.12trn on rent. READ MORE:
Households in Nigeria spent a total of N2.02trn on petrol and electricity in 2019, the National Bureau of Statistics has said.
Clothing, household goods, entertainment and water gulped N1.82trn, N1.14trn, N428.22bn and N192.60bn respectively, the report showed. “Of this total, 56.65 per cent of total household expenditure in 2019 was spent on food with the balance of about 43.35 per cent spent on non-food items,” the bureau said.
It said various foods consumed outside the home, starchy roots, tubers and plantains, rice, vegetables, fish and seafood, grains and flours were the top food items households spent on in 2019.
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