NO PEPPER IN IBADAN ( PEPPER SELLER ON STRIKE ) 5 rodo for N1000

if you have any one in IBadan please call to confirm

lol ibadan people go suffa from no pepper, some strikes make no sense, who would suffa in this case

its very true. no pepper in ibadan ppl even had to postpone their party, most canteens are closed 4 today

the traders are employing clever tactics

because they know the average yoruba dish has 30% pepper content,meaning no pepper,no palatable dish

dis naija sef. wen ashawos go strike too abeg!

correct marketing strategy!
they should divert all the pepper in lagos to ibadan then!!

5 pepper for 1000 naira indeed! kai! naija we hail thee

Cadaver:

dis naija sef. wen ashawos go strike too abeg!

Na that one go really affect dem bloody politicians, dem go feel am die

No wonder, cuz i reside in ibadan and moreover i had someone who was in the market yesterday,she said a congo of pepper is #800

se na only Ibadan dem dey strike for? i think say na the whole South West

kmt

sebi u will just send someone to the nearest village to buy pepper??

it will even be cheaper

or just be eatin indomie looooool


i remember when something similar happened arnd here- thought they were tryna wipe out the africans!

weting no go happen for naija

pepper seller strike, cheii

U pple r talking of ibadan,what of lagos that there's scarcity of tomatoes?

YAMS, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, pepper, carrots, onions, groundnuts and other food products that are brought in from Benue, Niger, Nasarawa and other Northern parts of the country may soon vanish entirely from Southern Nigeria as the Arewa Food Merchants, who have kept their trucks off the roads in the South since last Monday, refused to yield any ground at the weekend.

The merchants, according to their agents in Lagos, are protesting what they say is ”the unbearable legal and illegal levies” that they are made to pay on roads in Southern Nigeria.

They are also said to be protesting the brutalisation of lorry drivers, as well as the extortion by the police, social miscreants (Area Boys), and numerous revenue collectors.

Alhaji Sahabi Sokoto, the vice-chairman of the Mile 12 Market Traders Association, said, ”Every food trailer driver that loads food from anywhere in the North and does not have an extra N70,000 in his pocket to settle police, area boys and the revenue people and their agents, especially in Lagos, cannot hope to get to Mile 12.”

for more, follow this link: http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201003141304989

no be small tin ooo.

if u c d vegetable wey mus sista cook ystday, i was cursing my luck all along

Everythings just dey shift go d wrong side 4 naija, ha baba e bo ni oju e wa

Are you kidding me? Pepper sellers on strike?lol. Oga o.

MsTom:

Are you kidding me? Pepper sellers on strike?lol. Oga o.

its not funny at all.
d inflation rate is between 400%-900%

pple nw use dried pepper (ata gungun lol)

tayo_ast:

its not funny at all.
d inflation rate is between 400%-900%

pple nw use dried pepper (ata gungun lol)

Tehehehehehe, Damn its not easy o, cheiiii

Now we are moving on toward a balance system, a system where each one contribution will be recognized and respected. A system where those poor farmers will be respected the same way we respect the bank managers and powerful men.

It is hilarious to say - just pepper seller or common pepper seller on strike, we need them the same way we need others (working and intelligent class) for the full functioning of our system.

.itz not only in I.B. . .

if na europe na milk the farmers go block from reaching the general populace.

but seriously- no pepper at all?

my grandma believed someone could fall sick if they didnt have enough pepper in their diet

i miss my little garden in naija where i planted pepper, tomatoes and beans back in the day

boiled unripe green beans in the pod is very sweet oh

but this topic na serious matter sha.

there was a time when beans were terribly scarce- people were looking everywhere and couldnt find any. The one we eventually got after much inconvenience and from the far end of town, was so terribly bad that i could only stare in amazement. Never saw that type of beans in my life and have never seen the likes since.

full of sticks, twigs, stones, and what have you. We spent the better part of the day trying to salvage the few manageable kernels of beans from the giant mess. We eventually had to dump about 98% of the thing.

i have no idea what caused that scarcity.

this is aside from the strike?

Nigeria may face food crisis

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Money/Business/5445300-147/story.csp

skfa1:

weting no go happen for naija

pepper seller strike, cheii

Not a funny matter nau

ayettymama:

kmt

sebi u will just send someone to the nearest village to buy pepper??

it will even be cheaper

or just be eatin indomie looooool


i remember when something similar happened arnd here- thought they were tryna wipe out the africans!

Go village just for pepper?

LOL Do you know how often we eat obe ata and chicken peri peri?

GOOD!!! GOOD!!! GOOOOOOOOD NEWS!!!

Great opportunity to import 10 containers of pepper from south africa to nija. Abeg im living in SA anybody in nija who wants to do business with me and will be myy contact in nija should quickly get in touch with me so i can deliver the pepper to him and he will help me sell d pepper.
He or she must pay a deposit of N3million into my uba account before i deliver the pepper to nija.
If u are interested pls contact me for my bank details. Dont even border to call if u dont have money.

Na waooo, Fuel people dey strike, even papper seller wan clam dere right, when Yam seller, Corn seller and even PSP go start der own, Dat is 9ja, we go see Danger

@poster.
Hmmmm please what exactly prompted this action from the market women? i'm a bit curious, was it reported in the any of the dailies? where did you get this bit of information.
it ridicules many things, so just to be sure its 4real

shock and ridicule is what you get when you read this sorta thing! _{shakes head}

Remaining shoe makers.

Who doesn't go on strike in Nigeria?

Its not only in Ibadan, even Lagos has been affected.; Over the weekend, 3 mean looking tatase sold for N200. Its very pathetic. But on a serious note, this could be what would prompt us southern states to take farming and agric a bit seriously as opposed to the fertilizer distribution chain it is at the moment. As for the indomie eating fella, soon even indomie wont have chilli sauce in it anymore only that sickenly sweet spice.

if u know Ibadan for long time, U will quite understand my stand here. Ibadan is the most peaceful town in the federation. Ibadan used to be a palce where cost of living is highly and very considerable. it is a land where foreigners, and people from other part of the country wnat to stay. is it not alarming to hear that pepper sellers are on strike in ibadan, where I grew up, born and bred? this must be an abberation of normalcy. Sorry, I mean to say, this is an abberation of normalcy, God will judge all the bad people in this country,

This will teach people to eat less pepper . . .