₦airaland Forum

If tomatoes of 200 naira sold in Abuja can look this small in 2021, I don't know how things will be by 2030 or 2040. Naira keeps losing its value. At this rate, what will the common man be able to buy a few years into the future? This is a disturbing and real issue. Soon, we would be using more than a few thousands to buy tiny amounts of food, just to survive on a daily basis.

Naso e be everywhere, maybe by 2023 maybe na skeleton go vote for the next president.

purples25:
If tomatoes of 200 naira sold in Abuja can look this small in 2021, I don't know how things will be by 2030 or 2040. Naira keeps losing its value. At this rate, what will the common man be able to buy a few years into the future? This is a disturbing and real issue. Soon, we would be using more than a few thousands to buy tiny amounts of food, just to survive on a daily basis.

This is disheartening

harmargedon:
Naso e be everywhere, maybe by 2023 maybe na skeleton go vote for the next president.

This is terrible.

purples25:
This is terrible.

we protest for the wrong things always. Satchet water is 20NGN and we're cool about it, carbonated drinks are sold for 150NGN, derica of beans 450, derica of rice 400, yam 1000-2000, egg 70, and so on. A new government will not perform any miracle to bring down this prices immediately, and in Nigeria, we disobey gravity. Any price that goes up, hardly or never comes down.
Our protest should be based on these things first, because that's what matters.
Borders are shut, Southern farmers cannot farm, only the north provide food for the entire country and we're hoping to survive on how many farmers.

Froshloaded:
This is disheartening

Honestly. I mean what is this? If naira is good, I believe a poor man should be able to buy more than this for 200 naira, feed his small family. Not to talk of other things one would buy. An unemployed person or low wage earner will not have up to 2000, how can they and their families survive.

In countries using other currencies, there's food stamps, the poor can still fill their carts, there are many things you can buy with little money. May God help us in this country.

harmargedon:
Naso e be everywhere, maybe by 2023 maybe na skeleton go vote for the next president.

Hehehehehehehehehehehehehe

harmargedon:
we protest for the wrong things always. Satchet water is 20NGN and we're cool about it, carbonated drinks are sold for 150NGN, derica of beans 450, derica of rice 400, yam 1000-2000, egg 70, and so on. A new government will not perform any miracle to bring down this prices immediately, and in Nigeria, we disobey gravity. Any price that goes up, hardly or never comes down.
Our protest should be based on these things first, because that's what matters.
Borders are shut, Southern farmers cannot farm, only the north provide food for the entire country and we're hoping to survive on how many farmers.

Something must happen soon because the hunger fest is not a small thing around here. Hunger leads to revolts!

purples25:
Something must happen soon because the hunger fest is not a small things around here. Hunger leads to revolts!

very big ones.

All these things av seasons. We are already in period of scarcity. It's after July 20( that's Ramadan celebration for Muslims) that prices of things will start crashing. Prices of these northern produced things increases daily.

Paint of beans currently 2500 in lagos......last wk it was 2400.
Paint of egwusi currently 1600 in Lagos....last wk it was 1500.
A bag of 40 paints of egwusi is 57000 to 58000.
A bag of 27 paints of beans is like from 60000 upwards.

Is this not cherry tomato?

Anyway, I'm very happy to see you again!
I hope you are good and everything is ok

you're lucky sef that's 1000 worth of pepper in my area in Lagos

Same thing in lagos.

Pierced:
All these things av seasons. We are already in period of scarcity. It's after July 20( that's Ramadan celebration for Muslims) that prices of things will start crashing. Prices of these northern produced things increases daily.

Paint of beans currently 2500 in lagos......last wk it was 2400.
Paint of egwusi currently 1600 in Lagos....last wk it was 1500.
A bag of 40 paints of egwusi is 57000 to 58000.
A bag of 27 paints of beans is like from 60000 upwards.

A basket of tomatoes here is 35 000. Abuja.

Now we have to go to what's called the 'orange' market. Guess things are sold in wholesale there.

Sugardick:
you're lucky sef that's 1000 worth of pepper in my area in Lagos

For what! Almost can't believe this.

CharisEleos:
Same thing in lagos.

Chai....do I say Buhari now or ....

peacefull:
Is this not cherry tomato?

Anyway, I'm very happy to see you again!
I hope you are good and everything is ok

Hello dear friend! I've had you in my thoughts! I'm fine, hope you are good too.

purples25:
Chai....do I say Buhari now or ....

In fact, I'm fed up of stew because of this.

CharisEleos:
In fact, I'm fed up of stew because of this.

We shall overcome.

purples25:
Hello dear friend! I've had you in my thoughts! I'm fine, hope you are good too.

I'm happy to hear that(о´∀`о)

I'm good too. Thank you so much!!

peacefull:
I'm happy to hear that(о´∀`о)

I'm good too. Thank you so much!!

You're welcome. Have a great day.

purples25:
You're welcome. Have a great day.

Thank you so much and you too!!

Pierced:
All these things av seasons. We are already in period of scarcity. It's after July 20( that's Ramadan celebration for Muslims) that prices of things will start crashing. Prices of these northern produced things increases daily.

Paint of beans currently 2500 in lagos......last wk it was 2400.
Paint of egwusi currently 1600 in Lagos....last wk it was 1500.
A bag of 40 paints of egwusi is 57000 to 58000.
A bag of 27 paints of beans is like from 60000 upwards.

my sister you resemble that girl that murdered Mr Ataga

purples25:
If tomatoes of 200 naira sold in Abuja can look this small in 2021, I don't know how things will be by 2030 or 2040. Naira keeps losing its value. At this rate, what will the common man be able to buy a few years into the future? This is a disturbing and real issue. Soon, we would be using more than a few thousands to buy tiny amounts of food, just to survive on a daily basis.

Hmm

purples25:
If tomatoes of 200 naira sold in Abuja can look this small in 2021, I don't know how things will be by 2030 or 2040. Naira keeps losing its value. At this rate, what will the common man be able to buy a few years into the future? This is a disturbing and real issue. Soon, we would be using more than a few thousands to buy tiny amounts of food, just to survive on a daily basis.

Grow your own food.

EnvyandHate:
Grow your own food.

Why's your name envy and hate?

purples25:
Why's your name envy and hate?

I am not Jesus Christ I am John Washington

What does value of naira have to do with price of tomato? A common vegetable that everyone can grow in their back yard... Keep waiting for government to give you tomato to eat or your servants to farm and give you so you can eat. Don't go and plant a garden.
Lazy Nigerians.🙄