PELUMI SALAKO THE freezers at Mama Tee's frozen food shop used to be brimming with chicken, turkey cuts and the fish varieties popular with her mainly student clientele in the city of Ilorin in western Nigeria. Not so today. Inflation means Mama Tee's price-conscious customers are tightening their belts, forcing her to drastically reduce her stock and devastating the small business that she relies on to provide for her seven children. "The market is bad," she said, asking to be identified only by her nickname, as she sat on a bench outside her store's blue-painted frontage. "The price of things…