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Economy, jobs and prices in Kogi, Nigeria: official figures

18.2% of people in Kogi are poor and live with an unemployed adult, and 22.9% are poor and live with an underemployed adult (2021/22).

What is the inflation rate in Kogi?

Consumer prices in Kogi were 7.46% higher in September 2026 than a year earlier, 9th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 14.63%).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How fast are food prices rising in Kogi?

Food prices in Kogi were up 8.57% on September 2025, 9th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 19.59%).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How much is petrol in Kogi?

Petrol cost an average of ₦1,534.32 a litre in Kogi in May 2026, 5th cheapest of the 36 states and the FCT (national average ₦1,596.25); a year earlier it was ₦986.67.

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How much does it cost to eat healthily in Kogi?

The cheapest healthy diet cost ₦1,525 per person per day in Kogi in April 2026, about ₦45,739 a month, 16th cheapest of the 36 states and the FCT (national average ₦1,589).

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How many homes in Kogi have electricity?

61.0% of households in Kogi had electricity in 2021 (58.2% from the national grid, 2.8% off-grid), 17th highest of the 36 states and the FCT (Nigeria: 63.5%).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How many people in Kogi use the internet?

There were 2,387,655 active internet subscriptions in Kogi at the end of 2025, up 3.8% on a year earlier, and 3,083,269 active voice lines. That is about 52 internet subscriptions per 100 residents, 15th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT (one person can hold several lines).

Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

How many banks are there in Kogi?

Kogi had 63 commercial bank branches in 2022, about 1.4 per 100,000 residents; 16th lowest of the 36 states and the FCT.

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How Kogi compares with other states

Inflation, year on year (Sep 2026)

Kogi ranks 29 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionInflation, year on year
26Nasarawa8.51%
27Katsina8.10%
28Sokoto8.02%
29Kogi7.46%
30Yobe7.34%
31Gombe7.32%
32Jigawa7.01%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

Petrol, average price per litre (May 2026)

Kogi ranks 33 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionPetrol, average price per litre
30Borno₦1,551
31Niger₦1,538
32Osun₦1,537
33Kogi₦1,534
34Anambra₦1,520
35Sokoto₦1,489
36Katsina₦1,471
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

Households with electricity (2021)

Kogi ranks 17 of 37, highest first.

RankRegionHouseholds with electricity
14Bayelsa70.4%
15Ekiti65.7%
16Ogun65.3%
17Kogi61.0%
18Niger59.9%
19Akwa Ibom56.8%
20Ebonyi56.4%
Source: National Bureau of Statistics · saved copy

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