Nigeria Food Inflation Dashboard - 3MTT Capstone by Ochanya Agbo Okoh
# Nigeria Food Inflation Dashboard
## 3MTT NextGen Capstone MVP
**Developer:** Ochanya Agbo Okoh
**Project:** Nigeria Food Inflation Dashboard: Monitoring Food Price Pressure and State-Level Variation
### Problem
Food price changes affect household purchasing power, budgeting and food security. This project converts official Nigerian inflation indicators into an interactive dashboard that makes food inflation easier to monitor and explain.
### MVP features
1. Year-on-year food inflation trend.
2. Month-on-month food inflation pressure.
3. Twelve-month average food inflation.
4. Automatic highest/lowest selected-period insights.
5. Detection of months with negative month-on-month food inflation.
6. Selected state-level snapshots for July and September 2025.
7. Data dictionary and source note.
### Technology
Python, Pandas, Streamlit, Plotly and CSV.
### Run
```bash
python -m venv .venv
# Windows: .venv\\Scripts\\activate
# macOS/Linux: source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
streamlit run app.py
```
### Data source and interpretation
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Consumer Price Index and Inflation reports. January 2025 uses the rebased CPI series, so annual-rate comparisons should be interpreted with awareness of the base-year/rebasing effect.
### Key findings
- Food inflation was 26.08% YoY in January 2025.
- It was 21.97% in June, 22.74% in July and 21.87% in August.
- It fell to 16.87% in September, 13.12% in October, 11.08% in November and 10.84% in December.
- September recorded -1.57% month-on-month food inflation.
- The selected state snapshots show substantial regional variation.
### Limitation
The state panel is a selected snapshot, not a complete 36-state + FCT dataset. It demonstrates the regional-comparison feature without presenting a partial sample as exhaustive.
### Submission authenticity
The 3MTT guide requires a working deliverable, short documentation and a 2–3 minute demo video in which the Fellow explains their …