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davinchi101:
Lol, it's Akwanga sir.

A bag (100 modu) is around 75-80k

Note that some bags contain 120 or 150 modu. So the price are different. Just multiply 800/modu X number of modu u want

Note that the egusi are of two types. Can't fully remember their names but I identify them.

The first one has a black eye. When peeled, you get 40% of peeled one.

While the other one, you get 50% of peeled one.

I.e if you peel 5bags of the first one, you get 2bags of peeled one.
While for the other one, you get 2.5 bags.

There prices are slightly different though. The first is about 750/modu, the second is 800

afam4life:
How much is a bag of unpeeled egusi melon now in ashangwa market?

Lol, it's Akwanga sir.

A bag (100 modu) is around 75-80k

Note that some bags contain 120 or 150 modu. So the price are different. Just multiply 800/modu X number of modu u want

AyodejiMdot:
How do you sort transportation

Transportation to where?

We actually expected the price of beans to drop to 500#/modu this year.

But due to maybe low rainfall and other factors, beans did not really do well this year.

So the price fell from 1300 to 700.

We don't need a prophet to tell us that beans will be very very expensive in 2024.

If you have the mind, you can still store it.
The price might likely hit 1,500/modu before another harvest season.

davinchi101:
Updated price (in modu) of farm produce

Corn 550
Soybeans 550
Paddy rice 400
Beans 650
Groundnut peeled 1,100
Red Guinea corn 450
Dry okra 700
Local rice 900
Raw locust beans 700
Bambara nut (okpa) 900

Peeled egusi is now 1,900/ modu

Updated price (in modu) of farm produce

Corn 550
Soybeans 550
Paddy rice 400
Beans 650
Groundnut peeled 1,100
Red Guinea corn 450
Dry okra 700
Local rice 900
Raw locust beans 700
Bambara nut (okpa) 900

gidjah:
I would love to know of the beans (brown and white) price per module as at today .IS THE RED GUINEA CORN STILL AVAILABLE WIT D #450 PRICE ? I WOULD LOVE TO BUY AND GET IT TO LAFIYA OR OBI LGA .PLS LET ME KNOW IMMEDIATELY

Price is still at 450/modu here in Akwanga LGA

RepoMan007:
See cheap-cheap things.

Lol, they won't remain cheap for long. Price would soon start shooting up.

Corn that was 300/350 per modu in November, is now #550 or 600

That's why it's best to buy now and resell later

If you want to store any grain, this is the recommended sack to use. It's 1,100 here in Nasarawa state

Guinea corn would soon start shooting up. Price is currently #450/modu. The price dropped from 1,000 naira.

Our plan is to buy as many modu we can afford, here is 305 modu. The goal is to store about 500 modu for now to observe the market whether price would drop further or not.

mikkyray:
Oga sir, can I get you number sir?

08067939659

If you are looking for a grain to buy btw Dec-jan, don't sleep on red guinea corn. I can assure you of at least 70-80% profit.

In Jan 2023, this guinea corn was measured for 250/300 naira per module. It went as high as 1000-1200 Naira.

One might blame fuel subsidy removal for this exponential increase in price.

The price has now fallen from 1000 to 400. I can assure you that the price would hit 800 for sure by August

crossfm:
Wonderful thread you have got here.

We in the south deal more on painter,so we might be confuse with this module measurement.
If you can tell us how many module to a painter

Nice job.

A modu is about 8-9 milk cup.

2 and half modu makes a custard rubber/ painter

This thread would be dedicated to giving updates on the latest price of farm produce in Nasarawa state.

The prices are from 3 main markets in the state which are
1. Akwanga market
2. Nasarawa Eggon market
3. Gwonto market ( Kaduna state close to Nasarawa)

Also note that the prices would be given in mouldles and not bags.

As at today 14/12/2023, the price of commodities are as follows
1. Groundnut (peeled)- 1,100 per module
2. Egusi (unpeeled) #650, peeled 1700
3. Beans - 650
4. Dawa or guinea corn- #400
5. Dadawa or locust beans-- 700
6. Dry okra- 700
7. Corn - 450

If you want to buy a grain to store, Red guinea corn is the sure bet for now. It was #1,000 in October, and now 400 per module.

By March-April, Raw locust beans would be out.
By August, fresh groundnut would be out.

This groundnut was 600/modu in September, it's now 1,100. Imagine buying 1000 module at 600# each (600k), and reselling it now for 1,100 per modu (1.1million)

So I will be updating this thread with new new prices as I visit the market on market days. Stay tuned

WhatsApp 08144833301 or 08067939659

Which grain can one buy now, and how much is it

I'm ready to buy from you. How much do you sell a bag, and your location. From your number pls.

Call or WhatsApp 08067939659

No vex. People should just be careful out there.

KGBcanada:
Hi, please how much is unpeeled and peeled groundnut?

Peeled groundnut is 950 per module (8-9 cups) here is Nasarawa.

A bag of unpeeled is around 30k per bag

ls house, I went for a MTN sim swap in one of their office here in Nasarawa state on 16th of October 2023.
Up to this moment, the new SIM has not been functioning. Cant make call, receive or even send SMS.

I've contacted their support severally all to no avail.

I keep getting a pop up message whenever I put on the phone that Activation completed, that I should switch off my phone and on it again.

I've been obeying this message since the day I did the sim swap.

Pls house, what could be the possible solutions

Pls house, I went for a MTN sim swap in one of their office here in Nasarawa state on 16th of October 2023.
Up to this moment, the new SIM has not been functioning. Cant make call, receive or even send SMS.

I've contacted their support severally all to no avail.

I keep getting a pop up message whenever I put on the phone that Activation completed, that I should switch off my phone and on it again.

I've been obeying this message since the day I did the sim swap.

Pls house, what could be the possible solutions

It's a food dehydrator. Works on electricity

Planning to add gas to it soon incase of power outage

Hi fellow agropreneurs, I just acquired this cabinet dryer. The goal is to use it in drying fresh farm produce, and reselling the dehydrated ones here in Nasarawa state.

My focus is on groundnut; buying the fresh ones in bulk, and drying it up with the dryer. We know how rainy August is. And it's a time when fresh groundnut is in abundance. Many business men who want to hoard don't buy due to frequent rain.

The plan is that by August next year when the price of the old groundnut would have gotten to the peak, we will buy the fresh ones, dry them up with the dryer, break them and sell them off. It will still meet the price of the old ones in the market.

I also look into supplying dry ginger, potatoes to the sellers. ( A moudle of dry ginger is now 1500 [left][/left])

1. Now to the bosses in the house, how else do u think one can make the maximum use of the dryer to generate revenue.

2. What other farm produce can be focused on.

As a bonafide son of Lagos, from Badagry precisely, I and my family would be voting for Sanwolu as governor, and Peter Obi as president.

I pick competency over bigotry and nepotism.

If you think APC has a chance in Northern states especially north central, then you are dreaming.

Here in Nasarawa, an average aged person is going for PDP, while an average youth is Obedient, and the youth has the population.

APC has no chance because their candidate is not a Northerner, and also everyone is angry with APC govt.

If u think the Northerners will leave their fellow Hausa man, and vote for APC having tinubu, then u are joking.

I don't know of other Northern states though, but u see those states where they are abit learned, APC will gallantly loose.

mazimee:
Great phone, that is the phone I am currently using. How much was it sold to you?

Wow. How is the battery bro. People have been complaining bitterly about the battery. That's my only fear.

Can I have your phone number pls to ask some questions about it.

Kirkman:
When you get the phone from Konga sell it off immediately in order to recoup part of your money.

It's payment on delivery. It should get to my destination before Tuesday.
I'll reject it once it is delivered to avoid stories later

jboixxx:
[color=#0000ff]Imagine! Please, always check reviews before placing your orders.

Sellers actually put in their resources in processing your orders, then, you now reject it! That's waste of their money and time. You really wouldn't want such experience yourself.

I wonder why a buyer will order, order gets delivered but rejected and platform will pay 100% refund. If buyers lose % of payments, they'll think twice before placing order(s). [/color]

I understand u bro, just scared of spending 90k on something I won't enjoy.
I followed the review on the product on jumia, that made me place the order not until I googled the review and saw people lamenting about the battery.
Some even regretted buying it, some called the phone a scam cuz of the ba3. All these got me scared.

meshachdbuzz:
If its pay on delivery tell them to take it back

I don't know if you have paid already

Yes, it's payment on delivery that I selected. So that means I will reject it once it's delivered.
But hope they won't have problem with me for wasting their time and transportation fare for the delivery.

Good day bosses. I'm somehow scared on this new Gionee m15 I just ordered in konga, and it's almost at my destination. Many people complained bitterly about the battery that it drains too fast. Pls what's your opinion on it.

Also, is it possible to reject the order once it is received coz I'm scared of looking 90k on phone I won't enjoy

BigVawulence:
Infinix note 12



Big vawulence on the beat....

Infinix note 12 is 130k+ sir. My budget is 100k and below

Hello bosses in the house, i am somehow confused on the phone to buy within 95k-100k, preferably a 6gig ram phone or a 4gig with high processor