real777:
Looking at those stuff, one can tell why most Nigerians are often sick terribly. I can bet that plantain was induced with carbide to force & quicken ripening. Nigerians please wake up from the bondage of these politicians killing and wasting your years on earth

They will never wake up. That's why someone will post such dead stuff as food claiming he bought it cheap. That thing is not supposed to be sold in any market let along being bought.

CrystalSpark:
Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

tell Buhari

Snitch24:



Lmao wsh dutce
Even for bwari
U no fit see this egg for 50naira
That plantain can't be less than 1500
I jst left dutce market now now
Dutce first gate to
be prescise

But dutse is cheaper than bwari. Bwari people go to dutse to buy foodstuff.

No yam?

daddytime:
Food is ready...

Not a bad buy...

Na which market you buy them...Dutse?

Him say Abuja I wonder if it true sha

But e no bad Sha,

YeyeGbami:
In Lagos na double you go spend, some axis almost triple

Chineke, in Igbo voice

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

The veggies will be very fresh and cost about $2- $2.50 in the US
The plaintain at 40 cents each will be $2.40
The eggs will be about 60 cents
I am using the higher end of my estimates
So total is about $5- 5.50
The minimum wage in the USA is $7.50 an hour
So the lowest hourly wage earner can buy this with what he makes in less than one hour of work.
Can the lowest wage earner in Nigeria buy that with an hourly pay?
Absolutely not
At 18k naira minimum monthly wage, his weekly wage is 4,500 naira and his hourly wage is about 112.50 naira
He could only afford one egg and one plantain out of everything there

Mercychen:
Super cheap.
Here in Lag, the
veggies will go for 400

Egg 300

Plantain 1k

Total 1700.

Hello babe; please can we talk ¿

Queenserah26:
Really

Yes

Mercychen:
Super cheap.
Here in Lag, the
veggies will go for 400

Egg 300

Plantain 1k

Total 1700.

Chisos

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

This one no go kee person.

I hope say u no dey help your pikin do homework. olodo

Food stuff is quite cheap here in Abuja as compared to other states in the South. And you also get it fresh.

CrystalSpark:
Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

Those plantain alone is 1k in Ph. Eggs 60 per one. Those veggies will come nothing simpler than 600. Nawa o

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

How person dey craze pass?...

Chaiiiii... Akure na scam .. I go spend reach 2k plus on top this oooo.. Lagos here I come

You will spend between 2 or 3k to buy same in Benin City.

Cheap!!!

Dem dey thief plantain here now wey person plant

CrystalSpark:
Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

See rotten carrots...
People are really suffering in this shíthole


Fúckíng scavenger

Whaaaat?!! Those carrots, onions and pepper are from recyle bin? dammm!!

UncleKoboko:

See rotten carrots...
People are really suffering in this shíthole


Fúckíng scavenger

I tell you! Those carrots, onions and pepper should be heading to the waste recycle tip.

Don't mind the OP,he's working for Buhari to create the impression that things are cheap in abuja,then the blame for hardship will now shift to state governments

The veg be like 300h
The plantain na 600h
The eggs be 300h
Total = #1,200 for Makurdi, Benue capital.
But it can be less or like #1,000 in other Benue localities

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

Thats what Nigerians don't understand about purchasing power of currency.
They keep saying Ghanaian cedis is better. Let them buy a bottle of coke in Ghana and compare the price when converted

... haaaaa, egg is fifty Naira at your side.

Then you stay in gwarnipa

CrystalSpark:


Kado Fish Market

CrystalSpark:
Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

Abuja/Jos has one of the cheapest food stuff in Nigeria

In actual terms is $1 supposed to be equal to N520? Is it not supposed to be $1-N1 �.

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

Cheap things are not healthy.

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Hi

Guyman02:
He picked those rotten carrots from the garbage thrown away by the Mallam selling it.
Even the eggs look sick as if it will explode Kpoof if you crack it open.
The tomato was taken from the basket called baje baje.
The green peas has spent so much days in the sun and the green has faded from some part.
The plantain and onions look manageable

You are just an enemy of progress. Nothing is wrong with the peas, eggs, tomatoes.

Nothing!

Op, crystalspark no mind all these jealousy people.