judeiria:

Thanks for your swift reply. pls I will like to know
1. the cost of buying 100 pieces of yam in saki.
2. the likely cost of transporting it to ibadan.
3. the likely costof transporting it to Lagos.

kolomax:
sorry that I didn't respond earlier so the price is 13-16k but am unable to get the transport Fair once my Friend get in touch with me am gonna update you

flowsamuels:
LOL..true bt we saying almost thesame thing. 2k for 40yams,4k for 80yams..5k for 100yams...that's almost bro,you can get it way cheaper in zaki biam even,bt you know everytin dpends on ya bargaining prowess...and if you can speak the language too its a plus.

enilove:
If you buy at that rate and bring it to Lagos , am sure you will not get a buyer unless you are ready to make a loss.

How big is the yam that would make someone to buy a tuber for #900 ?

Ymodulus:

Hi Enilive,

I will advice you make research in mile13 market yourself to ascertain price yourself. Some Yams go as high as #54k to land Lagos and they are been sold.

When am up to that section will treat that. Also when I go home I will cross check my books to reconfirm prices.

Nelton:

I am so glad you started this thread. This is a business I was planning on doing, just trying to source funds. However from the research I have so far made, I think your prices are a bit on the high side. In mile 12 as at last week a kwarai of yam cost about 26k and if the tubers are big btw 28-30k. That is the price at mile 12 . I also kbow that you can source for yam also from south western states like Ondo and Ekiti where they have large concentration of Igbira people. In those places you can get the yam for 10-12k per kwarai. If you add transport and all other expenses you get it to your destination for 15k.

Nelton:

I am so glad you started this thread. This is a business I was planning on doing, just trying to source funds. However from the research I have so far made, I think your prices are a bit on the high side. In mile 12 as at last week a kwarai of yam cost about 26k and if the tubers are big btw 28-30k. That is the price at mile 12 . I also kbow that you can source for yam also from south western states like Ondo and Ekiti where they have large concentration of Igbira people. In those places you can get the yam for 10-12k per kwarai. If you add transport and all other expenses you get it to your destination for 15k.

dav8id:


in my state is not even up to 10k for kwaria (nasarawa state) but now is not the best time for yam business...for good output i suggest one start during the season then storage it and resell when during the off peak season

Ymodulus:
Will update the thread soon. Been so busy. And on my prices, am so sure of them. Would be at the market tomorrow. Any one around can hook me up so we go together. I will take care of expenses

Ymodulus:
Will update the thread soon. Been so busy. And on my prices, am so sure of them. Would be at the market tomorrow. Any one around can hook me up so we go together. I will take care of expenses

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