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Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Ijaya123: 7:37pm On Jan 26 |
Tonytonex: Yes. A portion is N100. Meat and ponmo are N100 apiece. Goat meat is N1,000 2 Likes |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Pootle: 7:38pm On Jan 26 |
Kucoin: without oil am i missing something, me eating beans without oil cant be tasty |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Galadimabawa: 7:40pm On Jan 26 |
illicit:in Ivory Coast 5k 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Tonytonex(m): 7:40pm On Jan 26 |
Ijaya123:it's very good price. How are they making profit? A friend of mine bought a piece of a smaller potion of it for 200 this evening here 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by ObalendeCMS: 7:40pm On Jan 26 |
4-5h here in Osun state. 2 Likes |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Boyooosa(m): 7:40pm On Jan 26 |
Ijaya123: I can bet this is ogba.... Over priced? Where? Be precise |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by jamesversion: 7:41pm On Jan 26 |
Otunbakayce: What is the percentage jump on price from N2500 to N12000 in 4years? Why do Nigerians always support evil. Because Mr. A increased their price by 10%, Mr. B will increase by 50% and so on and suddenly, things spiral out of control. President Tinubu removed subsidy and fuel price rose from N186 to N700. Yet, transport fare only increased marginally. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by tollyboy5(m): 7:41pm On Jan 26 |
I don't think it is cost |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Maxtipulation(m): 7:42pm On Jan 26 |
Very cheap |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by IjeBos(m): 7:42pm On Jan 26 |
planetx: Stop it. That's maybe a $12 meal if that. 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Trophy12: 7:45pm On Jan 26 |
My area that food na 400 2 Likes |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by ukaface(f): 7:47pm On Jan 26 |
What’s that vegetable sprinkles? Someone said ewedu That one no be ewedu o Na ew the edu still Dey pot 4 Likes |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Trumpdonald5: 7:49pm On Jan 26 |
planetx:Keep deceiving yourself |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by planetx: 7:52pm On Jan 26 |
IjeBos:$12 meal where? No Nigerian restaurant in the Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC metro which I just came back from sell any Nigerian food less than $23. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by onuman: 7:57pm On Jan 26 |
Ijaya123:If not that this food is from SW region of my country, I would write "vomiatable." I don't like the colour and form. |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by oneman2k7: 8:00pm On Jan 26 |
I envy u o |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Konquest: 8:00pm On Jan 26 |
Ijaya123: |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by agabusta: 8:00pm On Jan 26 |
jamesversion: They too are buying from the economy na. Increased transport cost, increased price of commodities, increased Sch fees, increased electricity, increased house rent, etc 3 Likes |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Konquest: 8:00pm On Jan 26 |
illicit: |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Konquest: 8:01pm On Jan 26 |
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Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Konquest: 8:02pm On Jan 26 |
jamesversion:Interesting takes. |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by onuman: 8:04pm On Jan 26 |
DivinegiftofGod: Stew and soup are more expensive than the foofoo. The Batified of this country don't mind that there is no stew or soup for swallowing the ewedu. All the Batified are after is BAT is president of Nigeria. 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Gaskiya77: 8:04pm On Jan 26 |
Who has done this to us? Gone were the days when we eat enough food with just little money 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by NwokoloOwa: 8:10pm On Jan 26 |
Xosh: Very ok. 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Tonididdyx: 8:11pm On Jan 26 |
Is this food for your dog? I can never eat in a Lagos bukka! 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Lumarstone: 8:12pm On Jan 26 |
The food itself is not edible to me by a mere looking. 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Caleb15(m): 8:17pm On Jan 26 |
See the 50 naira Close-Up, i bought in lagos. |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Kavod: 8:17pm On Jan 26 |
jubrilELsudan:NA E BABE JARE... 600 KE,.... |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by DivinegiftofGod: 8:22pm On Jan 26 |
muller101: But if he buys 200 naira Ewedu and prepares it himself he'll get more than this apology of a meal here |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by perdollar(m): 8:23pm On Jan 26 |
Looks poolicious 1 Like |
Re: See The Food I Bought At N600 in Lagos Today by Testimony1988(m): 8:23pm On Jan 26 |
Its expensive, I thought food is cheap in Lagos. |
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