From Kaduna state


Pure water 1bag N100 (4RM N50)
Spagheti 1sachet N120 (4rm 100)
Indomie 1park N50 (4rm N35)
Close up small size N60 (4rm 50)


All these increase is as a result of fuel subsidy removal. No thanx to GEJ

From Lagos - Touching (N450) - N300
- Short time (1000) - N500
- Feeling (1000) - N200
- Entering (2000) - N800


Fresh air indeed,

Thanks, Missy_B.
Honeywell wheat meal 1kg - 180
Honeywell semolina 1kg - 240, 5kg - 950, 10kg - 1850
Locust beans - from N20
Oranges - from N20 a piece
U can get carrots from N50
Ewedu - from N50
Ugwu - from N50
Oloyin beans - 650 per paint bucket
Bag of pure water - cool is N70, while Vivax goes for N80 per bag
Egusi(melon) : hand-picked is 130 per milk tin, while machine-picked's N90
Morning fresh dish-washing liquid: large - 330, medium - 200, small 110
You can still get pepper, onions & tomatoes for as low as N50 per "heap(about 5pieces)"
Note: prices are as at dis noon @ ikotun market, lagos state.

Demdem:

wetin be this now? Condom na food

   Were u take buy ur own condom? i bought a Ruff Rider for £5000. e b lyk say i go dey chop gals raw nah

Bag of water-1cedi80pecewas (frm initial 150 due to subsidy removal)

Prices of yam, perishables fall

Written by Olayemi R. Ibrahim Thursday, 02 February 2012 05:00

Prices of food stuff  like yam and other perishable crops across some market in Abuja have dropped.
Some of the markets visited by our correspondent yesterday witnessed high patronage as buyers were seen buying food items at cheap prices.

At the regular Karmo Tuesday market, a heap of yam which used be sold for between N25,000 and N30,000 now goes for N12,000 to N15,000 depending on the size while a basket of tomatoes now cost N2,500 for the big size while the medium size now sell for N1,800.

Mallam Saidu who sells yam said they are able to sell at cheap price because this is the harvest season.

“Around November and December, I used to sell five tubers of yams for N2, 200 but it is now N1, 200 while the medium size now goes for N600 and N800. We even have the size we can sell at N200 depending on what you want,” he said.

Despite the fall in price, Saidu said he is still making his profit, “the fall in price is not affecting my sale in anyway because we even have lots of patronage. You can see how customers are patronizing us. In the past when it was expensive, we used to come to the market without selling all our stock but hardly do we return home these days without selling all,” he said.

Mrs. Abiodun Mary who said she came all the way from Garki II to buy yam said she was in the market when she heard that prices are falling. “I normally buy yam during this season to make ‘elubo’ (yam flour) because it is very expensive when new yam is out.  I bought 40 tubers for N6,500 and by the time I dry it, it will last my family for a long time,” Abiodun said.

In the same vein, perishables like tomatoes and peppers are also experiencing cut in prices. A big basket of tomatoes which was initially sold for N5,000 and N6,000 is now N3,500 while small basket which was initially sold for N600  and N650 is now N350 or N450.

A big basket of onions is now N5,500 as against the initial price of N7,000 while a small basket goes for N400 as against the initial price of N500.

http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=153782:prices-of-yam-perishables-fall-&catid=3:business&Itemid=3

From Aso Rock,

Bag of rice = N100,000
1 cow: N1m
Beans: 50,000 per bag
Tuber of yam: N10,000 a piece.

No worry, as soon as I get other prices, I will send them.

In Nigeria nothing that goes up ever comes down

moderator!!! Have u smoke nii Is this mogabe story

Barb ma hair = 200

Mama put = 300

Bag of pure water = 120

Bus into campus = 50naira

A pair of fake jeans = 2300

But sha, I no vex,

Na deereguulashun cos am,

She na only condom u dey chop. I dey pety you.

Nice thread,

u can get bread for 57p

brukutu =N=50 / glass
kunu =N=50 / glass
fura de nunu =N=50 / glass
pito =N=50 / glass
ozu =N=50 / glass
ashawo =N= 500 / round (before subsidy) =N=1000 / round (after subsidy)

Half bag of rice (royal stallion)-- 4300

I love you all. Keep posting the prices of things

Samo vita (manka) ---------------1kg ------ $0.62
Rice Thailand long grain--------- 1kg -------$1,45
Sugar --------------------- 1kg--------$1,25
Potatoes (Irish) ------------------ 1kg -------$0,4
meat (without bones) ---------- 1kg -----$7
Chicken (frozen) --------------- 1kg------- $2,8
Eggs ------------------------------- 30pcs--- $3,7
Milk (pasteurized ) --------------- 1L ----- $1
Cooking Oil (Sunflower) --------- 1L------- $1,7

SOURCE ------- My wife.
LOCATION-- VINNITSA (270km south of Kiev) UKRAINE.
TEMPERATURE-- Outside temperature as @ yesterday evening -22C.

N.B The average monthly salary is $400

Earn huge profits investing in yam flour production
https://next9jabillionaires./2013/11/07/how-to-start-a-medium-scale-yam-flour-mill/

Nigerians living in America looking for where to buy Nigerian foods/ingredients in the US, you can get it here http://www.nigerianfoods.com/

Seeing this prices is funny considering how much these things cost now.

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meanwhile kitchen accessories can be gotten here

https://hadassahlingerie.smemarkethub.com/products/the-kitchen-store/

Nigeria market price buy from Nigerian market
https://www.nigeriamarketprice.ng/nigeria-market-price-buy-from-nigerian-market/

Chaii
Imagine