dason4life:

No P! One 9ja we be

normal life

winkmart:
that one only?

[size=25pt]THERE IS A BIG CHANGE IN THE AIR[/size]
In ABEOKUTA

ATA RODO (10 BALLS) - N200 FORMELY N50

RICE (1 BOWL) - N500 FORMERLY N200

GARRI (1 BOWL) - N200 FORMERLY N100

PALM OIL (1 BOTTLE) - N300 FORMERLY N150

BEANS - I NO DEY CHOP THAT ONE

SALARY - N70,000 FORMERLY N70,000 (THE ONLY CHANGE WE HAVE NOT SEEN YET, HOPEFULLY IT DOUBLES TOO)

here @ Auchi Edo state


Beans-600/bowl




Rice- 900/bowl



Garri- 350/bowl




Palm oil - 300/bottle




Ogbono - 300/cup



Egusi -120,100,90/cup(depends on d type)





Indomie(hungry man size)- 150/pack





Dangote spaghetti - 250/pack






25 liters of water - 40





Dangote salt now #100 formally 30.

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There is always something good in a bad situation.

Shouldn't this be a wake up call for lazy Nigerians to go into farming?

A sharp mind will make enquiries, purchase from remote villages, sell at N400/cup and make more money than those sitting in a cozy office for N50k/month salaries (assuming they are dutifully paid).
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Tin tomatoes now 70, 4 pieces of tomatoes 200 naira, curry now 120. I collected 12k from atm only 300 naira follow me reaach house.

iykebest1:
to make matters worst, an Ibadan girl come spoil my day join.

She told me that she's slim in complexion. now I can't eat again.

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iykebest1:
to make matters worst, an Ibadan girl come spoil my day join.

She told me that she's slim in complexion. now I can't eat again.

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iykebest1:
to make matters worst, an Ibadan girl come spoil my day join.

She told me that she's slim in complexion. now I can't eat again.

The one way dey pain me pass na the cost of fresh tomatoes.

garri is now 500 naira per paint bowl, used to be 300/350

u funny o

iykebest1:
to make matters worst, an Ibadan girl come spoil my day join.

She told me that she's slim in complexion. now I can't eat again.

babs01:
sharap! I hate dis statement like...

Then go hug transformer.

That's the change fulani herdsman, Buhari, promised.
Everything is going downhill.

osemu8:
Na wa o! What sort of change?

A cup of Ogbon'lo (a major ingredient for cooking a very delicious Nigerian soup) use to sell for N200/cup as at early 2015.

Today, I was told N500/cup, - N600/cup in Benin... Had to shout "Sai bubu!".

Food is the cheapest thing worldwide... except in Nigeria now.

Where are we going in Nigeria?


Credit..Oshioke Audu

700 naira in port harcout

TFLAME:



Trophy do you reside anywhere near osun state . Trophy was dem ilesa people's favorite beer , till Goldberg took over .

The source of trophy in naija is ilesa and blv me goldberg ain't no wia takin ova...


I reside in lag

Angoni:
Surprizing thing is Farmers and the unemployed youth can not respond to this market signal and start farming, and make lots of Naira selling their produce.

Having said that, Buhari is an Ass~hole

plant when headsmen abi na herdsmen are around?

IamOpemipo:


The source of trophy in naija is ilesa and blv me goldberg ain't no wia takin ova...


I reside in lag

LOL.... Nor be lie . I hail

dason4life:
Nigerians have been playing the "Blame Game" Since 1465.
If the market-woman decides to increase the price of her locally produced foodstuff and blame it on fuel scarcity and cost of dollar, dullards will still blame Buhari.
Even the goats have followed suit.


_{****waiting for your quotes*****}

Chai! Obviously, you've not heard of ripple effect.

IamOpemipo:
only one post by the op and this hit FP

Lalastic must be an ogbolo lover

Me am team okra..

Abeg click like for okra and share for ogbolo

*sips trophy*

hahaha

wow.nice to see my topic on the front page again.
The alarming hike in food prices is telling on us here in uromi,edo state

bennywise30:

700 naira in port harcout

jesu

Persons having ceremonies this period i was worst hit

[quote author=mikolo80 post=45368116][/quote]I mean a single website that will be a one stop shop for all info and not the various ones

Ademat7:
I mean a single website that will be a one stop shop for all info and not the various ones

over to you bro,biz idea

planetx:
Do you spend Naira to buy ogbono in the UK? We are talking about high food prices in Nigeria this one is converting pounds sterling to Naira. How many Britons eat ogbono, are people living in the UK complaining about not being able to feed. What is an imported delicacy in the UK got to do with topic of high food prices in Nigeria.

FYI there are Nigerians livin in the Uk, and there are Nigerians who export gari, ogbono, egusi and other delicacies to our brothers and sisters there, when u divide N3,000 by 450 to the pound you will get a cup of ogbono there for #6 pounds, that about N3000 here.

Compared to other parts of the world food is relatively affordable, here, its not regulated its not processed our food is in its most natural form.

If you say food is expensive in Nigeria, you must make a comparison with other countries.

Don just rant that Nigeria is the most expensive country to buy food without facts and figures.