Lots of people here on nl are always asking "how does this affect the price of garri" now, the current flood in nigeria has finally affected the price of that favourite commodity.
A cup of garri that was sold for N50 is now being sold for N100.
A rubber that was sold for N250 is now sold for N500.
There is fire on the mountain for nl garri lovers now.
Garri is no more a poor man's food but for the priveleged in our country.
What will the poor man eat now

Thank God that finally members of G unit otherwise known as members of the way foward, can now enjoy freedom of expression without fear of being molested, oppressed or intimidated. However, one question remains unanswered, "how does floods in some parts of the country affect the prize of garri up to 100% within some months?"

ozo-dimgba:
Thank God that finally members of G unit otherwise known as members of the way foward, can now enjoy freedom of expression without fear of being molested, oppressed or intimidated. However, one question remains unanswered, "how does floods in some parts of the country affect the prize of garri up to 100% within some months?"

I'm as surprised as you are. The farmers claim the flood has destroyed their crops and farmland.

The Garri warriors..I cant but help laughing whenever I see the garri things here on any nairaland post.... Nigeria and creativity sha....hmmmn

garri people una no dey tireeeeeeee?!!!

shey something don affect the price of garri now. We no see una again.

But for real o, just left the market now without even buying it, when the lady told me the price I thought she was joking and that she was a nairalander who knew me self. Seriously the price of garri has gone up!!!

Shet! Now this will also affect the price of cassava bread

Na lie. What is affecting garri is an artificially aggravated price elasticity of market equilibriumic coefficients. Nothing real can affect the price of our dear garri.