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Food inflation in Nigeria has been a growing concern for both consumers and policymakers alike. One staple food item at the heart of this economic challenge is beans—a widely consumed protein source in many Nigerian households.  As food inflation skyrockets, beans, which once formed a staple in the average Nigerian diet, is gradually slipping out of reach for many families.  This concern was further highlighted by Bismarck Rewane, a leading economist and the CEO of Financial Derivatives Company, who predicts an alarming rise in food inflation in the coming months. Rewane's Dire Prediction According to Rewane, the current trajectory of food prices in Nigeria is not only unsustainable but also points to a more significant economic challenge on the horizon. Beans, specifically, has seen a steep increase in its cost over the past year, with no immediate signs of relief.  As food scarcity and higher import costs continue to strain the economy, Rewane forecasts that food inflat...