Babalegba:
What a mischievous thread.Those negative changes were caused by the Jonathan administration

weyabblog:
TIN TOMATO (SMALLEST): Old price 25 naira , and new price 55 naira

beautyerhu86:


Na lié you talk for here. This tomato was between N40 and N50 before I left Nigeria. The last time this tomatoe was N25 was over 7 years ago.

beautyerhu86:


Na lié you talk for here. This tomato was between N40 and N50 before I left Nigeria. The last time this tomatoe was N25 was over 7 years ago.

banmee:


See your problem? You have nothing constructive to contribute. I really pity you.

pinkyliceous:
If you really pity me ask Bubu to stop tormenting Nigerians. Shikena.

weyabblog:
its obvious sucking ur mum breast is ur hobby. Always think wisely

psychologist:
How many likes for our dear Gala



Team gala

banmee:


I pity you because you and over a hundred million Nigerians are a contributing factor and you don't even know it. Smh.

beautyerhu86:


Na lié you talk for here. This tomato was between N40 and N50 before I left Nigeria. The last time this tomatoe was N25 was over 7 years ago.

pinkyliceous:
You can't even feed and you are there pity people.


You need wisdom ok. Say thank you.

Generalkorex:
i disagree with dat of coke too small coke 35cl is still N50 in my area while the big one 55cl is still N70. Gala and other sausages are still d same price.

weyabblog:
now see the change. Chaiiii

weyabblog:
i don report u to mods. Insulting me abi. Ok

Integrityfarms:
The ZOMBIES will simply abscond this thread!

But Omenka, Passing shot and keneking has something to say. Am not forgetting Modath too!

anny268:
Egg: old price 800, new price 1200. A bottle of groundnut oil: old price 300, new price 450

sunnymaja:
But you forgot to tell us the price of barrel of oil in open, how much was stollen and recovered etc. Try to balance the equation. All were caused by the inability of the drunkard buffon to save for the raining days just like Obasanjo savings saved us when economic meltdown came in 2008 and sweep Greece and other countries.

Beetobee:


Big fat lie, I bought a crate of eggs yesterday at Are 2 shopping center for 800. Why do you hate yourself so much that you force your hands to type lies?

banmee:


I can feed you. Trust me.

pinkyliceous:
*pitying*.

Empty vessels make the loudest noise.

beautyerhu86:


You started the insults

banmee:


I didn't ask you to describe yourself.

DanielPop:
Change!

Old price N10k per nite.

New Price N5k per nite!

Sai Buhari....



Holy ghost!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............

MizMyColi:


Your comment is very insensitive!

If everything were expensive, food should not be. If we had pragmatic labour and agricultural ministers, this would be a very good time to mobilise farmers at the grassroots. We don't import soil. We don't import land. We neither import hoes and cutlasses.

Instead, they removed the subsidy on fertilizer.

It's not you I blame. God punish poverty.
My bet is that you and a number of your loved ones have valid international passports.

pinkyliceous:
Weak punch.



Hungry transgendered.

Chuksemi:


Lol. Greetings Ma'am. I think the inflation is general and inevitable, considerimg the poor state of the economy at the moment due to fall in Government revenue.

Farmers, even if mobilised as you suggested. It would take atleast 18months before we feel the effects of the mobilisation. What I do not know is if this was captured in the budget adequately this year, and if it will be fully implemented.

But till then, the inflation is something that must happen, to foodstuffs and every other thing. Let's pray the agricultural minister does something tangible concerning home grown foodstuffs.

MizMyColi:


There's nothing I said above that you haven't repeated here.

A proactive government understands the 3 basics.
Food, Shelter, Clothing...
Food is paramount.
If such is not properly captured in the budget, then it shows government's unseriousness and lackadaisicality.
How can such not be PROPERLY covered and yet billions are budgeted for Buhari and co's feeding?

Your last paragraph is something I said as well. Agriculture and labour need to team up.
It doesn't have to be eighteen months, I disagree.
Nigeria should be able to cater for her eating needs in this country without sourcing any foreign material. Quote me anywhere.

But then, our ministers have other priorities other than solving our food issues, or don't they?