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Fk2021:How many cups of tin milk are in a mudu, is it 8cup or 9cup or 10cup |
sedulousQueen:New maize or old one |
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are you selling wheat, or which state can I get it in northern state |
I saw the accident yesterday morning when I was coming from Niger state |
adeniyy:how much is white bean (small seed) maize yellow and white do you have oloyin beans? |
heendrix:can you recommend where I can buy grains and their market day please |
Elgorny:yes, I just want to try the state because their white beans are required from my customers |
Pls house, I need this urgently Where can I buy grains in Sokoto and when is their market day Thanks in anticipation. |
lambata market is not going area for me because of insecurity in the market. I heard that those bandit has an informant in the market, immediately they see new face or you come and buy market, you will be kidnapped and ask for ransom |
sorry how much is small white beans |
Growing:oga, how many people dey advertise this your beans self, there is one lady on Facebook too that advertise this your beans with the same picture, hope this is not a scam |
Elgorny:ok. thks very much |
Elgorny:thanks, are you staying in Niger state? |
Elgorny:I don't know kudu gari, when is their market day are you staying in Niger state? |
Elgorny:yes I know manigi as Thursday, kaboji as Wednesday and makera as Sunday. I want to go Abuja and use the opportunity to buy grains at lambata market |
Elgorny:I need grains like beans, rice, yam and maize |
Pls house, I need this urgently When is Lambata ( Niger state) next market day? Or is there anyone selling in the market Thanks in anticipation. |
wetdspace:this is exactly what happened to our members at the bodija market, they killed them in maduguri during reigning of boko haram in 2009, now nobody wants to go to north to buy market, that's reason why hausas take over the business from westerners, |
BabaOwen:infact, I have paid for the market and paid for the transport down south. this is the time our leaders should come together and have plan b because by the next week things will go up, our farmers has been sent away from farm by fulanis, the next option now is through boarder, |
As early reported that nigeria Army has restored normalcy to jebba- - kaduna road after trucks from north were blocked https://www.nairaland.com/6435528/army-restores-normalcy-kaduna-jebba-road This is a big lie from nigeria Army, I have market to deliver to me since Wednesday, and I called the driver this morning that I heard that nigeria Army has cleared the road block in jebba,the driver told me categorically that they are still there, because they are all cooperated with the directive of the strike |
it has started since 3 day ago. I was expecting market since Wednesday and I called the driver this morning and he said he is still in jebba that they have blocked the road. |
I foreseen war, violence btw Hausa and Fulani in this Nigeria, May God save us from war in this country, we need peace o. On my way going to Niger state to buy beans and some grains, I noticed some strange things on the road which is never happened before in the country; 1. After mokwa going to makera, kotangora side around 8pm in the night, all the villages along that makera road were blocked by youth of each village, all bus, vehicles, trailers were searching and looking for fulani people, if you're Fulani, you are gone. 2. Each village formed vigilante group which contains youth with local guns and AK47 guns in their hand 3. I saw war, violence in their face 4. After I reached market in this morning, the market was not as it was before, the price of grains was scarocket, beans I bought 25k last week, I bought it 32k5 5. Most of the bag in the market are not as it was before, before, the bags contain 64 or 65 mudu but now it is either 60 or 61 mudu, I noticed this last time I bought my last market 6 My obversation today with those southern that are living in that state is that, if all southern can cooperate and reject their prices and stop buying the grains, the price will come down. I heard that in bodija market, they rejected their beans I don't know how true is this information. 7. @sheriff, please come and put more light on this issue, because we are going to suffer in this country in this year because is too early for the beans to go up like this, for this month of January, we suppose to buy beans at the rate of 15k |
samsonegar:we will soon reach egusi season by July/August but beans season still far o till this year December. may God save us till then because no alternative for beans o |
shariff84:this is very serious, for this January beans is 31k, if we reach the peak period, the price of beans would be unbearable to buy o. people will suffer in this year with this beans |
shariff84:I knew that the price of beans will go up as against 25k I bought it in last market. Mr sheriff how much is oloyin beans I know that oloyin beans will be more expensive than drum beans or all are the same |
shariff84:Infact I like you sincererity, some others in this forum will add to the normal price and will still charge you commission. I have been to kaboji mrk, manigi mrk, makera met, mokwa, and many more in Niger state, have compare all the price with your price, walahi, your price is okay than others and Niger state grain is very cheap than any other northern state in Nigeria. I will try to contact you to help me buy oloyin to confirm first like 2 bag to know it is truly oloyin beans, infact I will not bother to come again. |
shariff84:Ok, noted |
shariff84:hello Mr sheriff, infact the price you quoted here is exactly the price market , because I was in makera market on Sunday, the price not different. pls I don't think there is oloyin beans in Niger because all the beans I saw there were all drums, Niger drums, nasarawa drums, they don't know the different btw Niger drum and oloyin beans. but the only oloyin beans I saw there was called banjaras but it was very small for my liking and very scarce ,it was just 2 or 3 people got that banjaras in that market, the people advice me that if I want to get plenty banjaras I should go to banji town after kontangora please can you help someone get oloyin beans in Niger state , someone advice me I should go to nasarawa that nasarawa have more oloyin beans |
The thing affect me seriously now to feed wife and children not easy, Lagos is not going area now and I heard that the lockdown is indefinitely. I don't know what to do again o |
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