ABUJA, July 15 (Reuters) -
Nigeria's annual inflation rose to a new 28-year high of 34.19% in June, official data showed on Monday, as price pressures continued to build in Africa's most populous nation.
June marked the 19th straight month that inflation has risen, up from 33.95% in May.
Inflation has been spurred by reforms by President Bola Tinubu, chiefly slashing petrol and electricity subsidies and devaluing the naira currency twice within a year.
(Reporting by Chijioke Ohuocha and Mohd Edrees Editing by Alexander Winning)
