NIGERIA. Highlights. Borno and Yobe States Market Monitoring Report. Introduction. May 2018-ISSUE 15

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1 Fighting Hunger Worldwide IGERIA May 2018-ISSUE 1 Borno and Yobe States Monitoring Report Highlights The observed seasonal increase in the prices of key staples is expected to affect household purchasing power and the food security situation of market dependent households. An upward trend in the prices of red beans and rice is observed in key markets of Borno and Yobe state s over the past three months. The prices of red beans were observed to increase when compared to the prices in February, A significant increase was recorded in some markets such as Monday market (33.3%), in Budum (33.3%) in Bullumkutu (27.8%), in Baga (27.8%) and in Kasuwan Shanu (1%) in Borno state, also in Yunusari (28.2%), in Geidam (20%) and in Potiskum (12. %) markets of Yobe state. Similarly, price increase on vegetable oil were observed in all monitored markets of Borno, except in Monday market. Vegetable oil prices have increased in Budum (66%), in Bullumkutu (4.8 %), in Baga (2%), in Tashan Bama (2 %), in Abbaganaram (21.4 %), in Custom (1 %) and in Kasuwan Shanu (13 %) markets as compared to February. The SMEB for a month is calculated based on the cost of food items for an average family of five (calculated for 2,100 kcal/per person). The cost of the Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket for a family of increased slightly by 1 percent from 16,401.9 in April to 16,72.81 in May 2018 in Maiduguri and decreased by 4 percent from 1,01.68 in April to 14,97.10 in May 2018 in Damaturu market. A decrease of 1 percent was also recorded in Bade within this period. The SMEB is made up of maize, rice, red beans, peanuts, palm oil/vegetable oil, salt and sugar. Introduction The market price bulletin provides a synopsis of the s observed in food prices, reflecting their contribution in the cost of staples which are important items in the food basket of households in the orth East. To this end, WFP undertakes a bi-weekly monitoring of food commodities to gauge how vulnerable and market-dependent households are affected by food price s and the resulting impact of such s on the cost of the food basket. In Borno State, the monitored markets include Monday market, Abbaganaram, Budum, Kasuwan Shanu, Bullumkutu, Baga Road, Tashan Bama, Custom market. In Yobe State on the other hand, Damaturu, Bursari, Gujba, Potiskum, Jakusko, Geidam, Yunusari, Yusufari, Bade, guru and Gulani markets are monitored (Figure 1). Borno and Yobe States Monthly Monitoring Report May ISSUE 1 1

2 Figure 1 price monitoring locations in Borno and Yobe States Maiduguri (Borno) market locations Yobe market locations Food basket monitoring The Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket outlines the minimum items needed for survival of a household for one month. The food basket is tailored to meet the nutritional needs of vulnerable households. The basket comprises the basic energy food requirements of 2,100 kilocalories per person for food items like rice, maize, red beans, palm oil, vegetable oil, salt and sugar, consumed by the majority of households in the orth East. The SMEB for a month is calculated based on the cost of food items for an average family of five (calculated for 2,100 kcal/per person). The cost of the Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket for a family of increased slightly by 1 percent from 16,401.9 in April to 16,72.81 in May 2018 in Maiduguri and decreased by 4 percent from in April to 14,97.10 in May 2018 in Damaturu market. A decrease of 1 percent was also recorded in Bade within this period. Borno and Yobe States Monthly Monitoring Report May ISSUE 1 2

3 Table 1: Transfer value calculated for household members in Maiduguri & Jere markets for one month Food Item gms/day/pp Kc/day/pp gms/hh/day gms/hh/month kg/hh/month Rice , ,900 Maize , ,80 Beans , ,006 Palm oil , Groundnut , Sugar , G/nut oil/veg Oil , ,088 Salt Onion , , , ,314.6 Table 2: Transfer value calculated for household members in Damaturu markets for one month Food Item gms/da y/pp Kc/day/pp gms/hh/d ay gms/hh/mo nth kg/hh/mont h Rice , ,000 Maize , ,0 Beans , ,600 Palm oil , Groundnut , Sugar , G/nut oil/veg Oil , ,182 Salt Onion , , , ,99.02 Table 3: Transfer value calculated for household members in Bade markets for one month Food Item gms/da y/pp Kc/day/pp gms/hh/d ay gms/hh/mo nth kg/hh/mont h Rice , ,0 Maize , ,900 Beans , ,82 Palm oil , Groundnut , Sugar , G/nut oil/veg Oil , ,30 Salt Onion , , , ,79.61 Borno and Yobe States Monthly Monitoring Report May ISSUE 1 3

4 Maiduguri s Monitoring Update May 2018 Commodity Monday market Peanuts (1.2 Kg) % 6.7% 37 7% 0.0% Maize flour (1.2 Kg) % -32.7% 18 6% -32.7% Onion (Grams) % 33.3% % 33.3% Palm oil (Litre) % 0.0% 400 3% 6.7% Red beans (1.2 Kg) % 33.3% 7 10% 27.8% Imported rice (1.2 Kg) 0-8.3% -4.3% 7 % 0.0% Local rice (1.2 Kg) % 13.3% 42 18% 13.3% Vegetable oil (Litre) % 2.% 2 44% 4.8% Sorghum (1.2 Kg) % -10.3% 10 0% -21.1% Bullumkutu market Abba Ganaram Peanuts (Kg) % -4.1% 37 3% 0% Maize flour (Kg) % -34.6% 20 43% -9% Onion (Grams) % 66.7% % 100% Palm oil (Litre) % -17.6% % 0% Red beans (Kg) %.6% 2 2% % Imported rice (Kg) 0-4.3% -4.3% 0 0% -4% Local rice (Kg) % 6.3% 410 6% -34% Vegetable oil (Litre) % 21.4% % 1% Sorghum (1.2 Kg) % -21.1% 20 47% 0% Custom market Baga Road market Peanuts (Kg) % -6.3% 37-1% 0% Maize flour (Kg) % -22.9% 18 16% -33% Onion (Grams) % 100.0% 100 0% 33% Palm oil (Litre) % 2.7% % 7% Red beans (Kg) 7 9.% 27.8% 7 % 1% Imported rice (Kg) 0 0.0% 0.0% 0 0% -8% Local rice (Kg) % 14.3% 42 18% 13% Vegetable oil (Litre) % 2.0% 40 32% 13% Sorghum (1.2 Kg) % -18.9% 22 10% 13% Kasuwan Shanu Budum market Peanuts (Kg) % 6.7% % 7% Maize flour (Kg) % -27.3% % -27% Onion (Grams) % 33.3% % 33% Palm oil (Litre) % 6.7% 42 9% -6% Red beans (Kg) % 33.3% 2-13% % Imported rice (Kg) 0 0.0% -4.3% 2-13% -13% Local rice (Kg) % 20.0% 42 6% 6% Vegetable oil (Litre) % 66.7% 00 33% 2% Sorghum (1.2 Kg) % -2.0% 17-13% -30% Price increase above normal price fluctuation Price fluctuation is considered normal if ormal Price Fluctuation Prices in price is within % for 1 month or Price decrease below normal price fluctuation within 10% for 3 months Tashan Bama Borno and Yobe States Monthly Monitoring Report May ISSUE 1 4

5 Yobe s Monitoring Update May 2018 Commodity Peanuts (1.2 Kg) % -10.3% % 0.0% Maize flour (1.2 Kg) 200.3% 2.6% % 60.0% Potiskum Onion (Grams) % 1.4% % 0.0% Palm oil (Litre) % 0.0% % 0.0% Red beans (1.2 Kg) % 12.% % -.9% Imported rice (1.2 Kg) % -2.7% %.3% Local rice (1.2 Kg) % -4.1% % 2.9% Vegetable oil (Litre) 0-8.3% -8.3% % 0.0% Yam (1 tuber) % -44.4% % -7.7% guru Peanuts (1.2 Kg) % 0.0% % 0.0% Maize flour (1.2 Kg) 210.0%.0% % -20.0% Damaturu Onion (Grams) % 0.0% 0 0.0% 0.0% Palm oil (Litre) % -43.9% % 0.0% Red beans (1.2 Kg) 420.0% -11.6% % 20.0% Imported rice (1.2 Kg) % 14.3% %.6% Local rice (1.2 Kg) % -6.7% % 2.0% Vegetable oil (Litre) % -42.9% 2 0.0% 0.0% Yam (1 tuber) % 9.1% % 60.0% Geidam Peanuts (1.2 Kg) % 7.7% % 16.7% Maize flour (1.2 Kg) % 10.3% % 27.3% Yusufari Onion (Grams) % -14.3% 0 0.0% 0.0% Palm oil (Litre) % 0.0% % -7.7% Red beans (1.2 Kg) %.9% % 28.2% Imported rice (1.2 Kg) 00.3% 9.3% % 0.0% Local rice (1.2 Kg) % 11.1% % 14.3% Vegetable oil (Litre) % -4.8% % -14.3% Yam (1 tuber) % 8.6% % 20.0% Price increase above normal price fluctuation Price fluctuation is considered normal if ormal Price Fluctuation Prices in price is within % for 1 month or Price decrease below normal price fluctuation within 10% for 3 months Yunusari Conclusion The month of May witnessed a slight increase in prices of cooking oil and red beans. The prices of food commodities will likely peak in June-July as we approach the lean season, with demand for seeds for planting increasing. It is thus likely to cause an increase in prices of food commodities in Yobe and Borno markets. As a consequence, the purchasing power of resource constrained poor households will be further undermined making them more vulnerable. For further information please contact: VAM Team, WFP igeria, igeria.vam@wfp.org Borno and Yobe States Monthly Monitoring Report May ISSUE 1