Corridon:
Quite cheap.

feranmi143:
Yo fish, uncook / fried onions

ManirBK:
I just went to Kara market today in Birnin Kebbi and purchased some items.
Meat @300
Tomato @100
Peppers @100
Onion @100
Lettuce @50

TOTAL 650 Naira and my wife prepared a good dish for me.
(Rice Beef stew and Salad)



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Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

Ebubu:

hi, i might have a request from you

superCleanworks:
650

Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

chinonyinye:




Painter of tomatoes, #200? In which Taraba. Currently a small bowl of tomatoes is #200 o here in Wukari, Taraba

Corridon:
I don stay for north before so I understand you wella. Things are expensive down south. Chai

mariahAngel:


People assume everything is cheap up north.
I strongly doubt that is the case.

mariahAngel:


People assume everything is cheap up north.
I strongly doubt that is the case.

Corridon:
Who said everything is cheap up north? All we know is that food items are way cheaper in the north than south.

eazyduzit:
Things are presumably cheaper in the North Nigeria compare to the Southern part of Nigeria. it's a fact.

ManirBK:
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Thank you.

[quote author=Corridon post=117605412] Who said everything is cheap up north? All we know is that food items are way cheaper in the north than south.

NLPoliceWoman:

Seun Mynd44 Dominique justwise.
Rule 1.
Rule 2.

mariahAngel:

Thank you.



So, do you consider this cheap at N400?
'cos that is how much op bought it in Kebbi state.

mariahAngel:


All food items?
If that is so, why does op keep buying and showing up mostly peppers?

Op @ManirBk, when next you go to the market, buy some plantains, then come and tell us how much you bought them.
I challenge you.
Abi na only tomatoes, peppers and onions una dey chop for Kebbi state?

When I say things,I mean the standard of living in the North is far cheaper than the South.This include House rent or buying of land to build a house, common food commodities, transportation etc.I have witnessed life in the South and I currently reside in the North.




Are you totally sure about that?

Corridon:
Who said everything is cheap up north? All we know is that food items are way cheaper in the north than south.

eazyduzit:

When I say things,I mean the standard of living in the North is far cheaper than the South.This include House rent or buying of land to build a house, common food commodities, transportation etc.I have witnessed life in the South and I currently reside in the North.

eazyduzit:


Even house rent, transportation fare and land (for those that intend building their house in the North).

mariahAngel:


OK. Why do you type into (someone's) quotes?
Are you not confident of your words?
I don't trust people who do that.



Heavens forbid!