There are reports that restaurants have also sky-rocketed their prices by about 80%. Is this true? How much does it cost a single meal in a restaurant now?

Don't you think all this is about reducing Nigeria's population? Cost of fertiliser will also increase and most people not be able to buy, those that buy must increase their prices too.

There are reports that restaurants have also sky-rocketed their prices by about 80%. Is this true? How much does it cost a single meal in a restaurant now?

Don't you think all this is about reducing Nigeria's population? Cost of fertiliser will also increase and most people not be able to buy, those that buy must increase their prices too.

Ibadan City in Nigeria use to be the cheapest place to buy for food in Nigeria, a few years ago (roughly about 2 years ago) I visited a buka in Ibadan City, and one poor man entered the buka and asked the mama for 2 wraps of EBA no meat, I was really interested and inquisitive as to know how much it would cost the gentleman.

To my surprise the 2 wraps of Eba was N10.00 each, obviously the guy did not eat any meat so he paid only N20.00. The smallest meat in that buka was N100.00 so I can understand the poor chaps plight by not eating meat.

If that price is anything to go by, those wraps of Eba would be N20.00 per wrap going by today’s inflationary rate that is still a far cry from the N250.00 quoted by the poster?

KnowAll:


Ibadan City in Nigeria use to be the cheapest place to buy for food in Nigeria, a few years ago (roughly about 2 years ago) I visited a buka in Ibadan City, and one poor man entered the buka and asked the mama for 2 wraps of EBA no meat, I was really interested and inquisitive as to know how much it would cost the gentleman.

To my surprise the 2 wraps of Eba was N10.00 each, obviously the guy did not eat any meat so he paid only N20.00. The smallest meat in that buka was N100.00 so I can understand the poor chaps plight by not eating meat.

If that price is anything to go by, those wraps of Eba would be N20.00 per wrap going by today’s inflationary rate that is still a far cry from the N250.00 quoted by the poster?

In restaurants not buka

auwal87:

In restaurants not buka

Buka is the Yoruba word for Restaurant
@ Knowall, I did not know you are so cheap as to visit those dirty, flea-haired iya olonjes

it's a lie, even in Lagos here, you can still get a plate for N200 with the exception of a slightly leaner meat and food quantity generally . .so you tend to buy a wee bit more to make up . . .

jmaine:

it's a lie, even in Lagos here, you can still get a plate for N200 with the exception of a slightly leaner meat and food quantity generally . .so you tend to buy a wee bit more to make up . . .

Is that your head? You are ugly

auwal87:

Is that your head? You are ugly 

why the yabs na . . . . . If i should get my hands on you eh !    . . . . . . .   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .   Just Kidding, The ladies would over look a harsh face with a loaded pocket

@knowall, ibadan 4 wia? No state has cheaper food than benue.
@Op it depends on where you reside. Over here in Gboko you can still get a good meal at a decent restaurant at that price, Eg semo with egusi plus 2 pcs of meat.
If its the roadside buka that usually appear towards evening, a plate goes for N100.