Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics has reported that inflation in the country eased for the first time in fifteen months. The office says it fell to 17.78 in February from 18.72 in January, as the cost of items other than food came down. Is this a blip or are we seeing the trend changing? CGTN's Deji Badmus reports.
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