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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by MONEY247: 5:35pm On Jun 30, 2021
I have been eating eba for two weeks straight...

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by wunmi590(m): 5:36pm On Jun 30, 2021
Darkseid:


This is exactly what I do these days. If change remain good, at least I won't be disappointed. I just pity salary earners, and some states are still failing to pay 18k per month.

You don't even need to pity salary earners...

The people who will be feeling this most is people who are still looking for jobs, you know those days, some people are still very much available to give out the little they can afford...

But now, with the way things are in the country, nobody don't even want to give out even a kobo...

Salary earners, at the end of the day, they would still get salary...

If you check nairaland the amount of beggars you see ehn no be here, not their fault, things are very difficult out there now....

Nah God go help us for this country

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Pravedk: 5:37pm On Jun 30, 2021
Chai!
It is audible to the deaf and visible to the blind that the vegetable of a president is not just incompetent but a monumental disaster.

But u see, everyone is fighting for his stomach so the govt can just hire any baggar for 2k to do a counter protest.

If they ask me whether I've been through a disaster? I will proudly say yes. Because I've experienced BUhari

E go be!

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by eeithis(m): 5:37pm On Jun 30, 2021
ChemicalReaction:
In the past one could conveniently ask others to help one make purchases, but in recent times, You just have to go yourself, else the person returns your money and list.

Goshh.
am telling you bro
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by ceeceeuwa: 5:38pm On Jun 30, 2021
Juliusmomoh:
But the good news is that, we in the village are somehow safe when it come to food. Cos if i enter my cassava farm now na me go tire. cheesy . Even my maize sef is due to harvest... Only some minor things are hard. We don even forget school long ago.... NOTE: if you want to be rich now don't go to school.... U can insult me. Acepted
Which farm? The one that herders have invaded... Or you mean to say your backyard garden

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Ernerstdavid55(m): 5:39pm On Jun 30, 2021
I price chicken for market dey woman be like make she slap me.i carry myself jeje comot

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Kubernetes: 5:40pm On Jun 30, 2021
I did a little food survey last week on some food items in the North.
Mudu Maize..#280 in June 2020 while its #420 now
Mudu Rice....#500 in June 2020 while its #750 now
Kilo Meat...#1,400 in June 2020 while its #1,900 now
Mudu Beans..#500 in June 2020 while its #900 now
Ave big 5 tubes Yams In june #2,200 while its #3,500 now
G oil bottle...#350 in June 2020 while its #700 now
Big sized Bread...#300 last year and now #350

From above data, there is no much variance with the NBS latest report for food inflation of 23%.

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by lilvicky68(m): 5:40pm On Jun 30, 2021
Juliusmomoh:
But the good news is that, we in the village are somehow safe when it come to food. Cos if i enter my cassava farm now na me go tire. cheesy . Even my maize sef is due to harvest... Only some minor things are hard. We don even forget school long ago.... NOTE: if you want to be rich now don't go to school.... U can insult me. Acepted
Abeg where the maize farm dey?
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by wunmi590(m): 5:40pm On Jun 30, 2021
cococandy:


What’s the guarantee that things will change after the remaining two years? In my experience, once prices increase in Nigeria, they hardly ever come back down. Traders get used to selling at that high price such that even when they buy cheaper, they still want to sell at the higher price. People just adjust to the new prices and carry on

We truly have horrible leaders but we are primarily our own problem.

God bless you, we Nigerian are our own enemy too...

You see people buying things cheap but will purposely hijack price due to the present state of the nation...

God go help us for this country

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by dankorode(m): 5:41pm On Jun 30, 2021
Kondomatic:
When earning vs when spending.

Earning: N1000 + N10 = N1010
Spending: N1000 - N10 = N72

Each time I come back from the market these days I will have to sit down and calculate everything I bought over and over again just to be sure pickpockets didn't steal my money.
funny man.
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by OBALOLA55(m): 5:41pm On Jun 30, 2021
nnekaike:
it's getting out of hand,I went to the market yesterday with 6k,one polybag did not full o I started searching my trouser whether the pocket is torn and I lost money,right there in the market I calculated everything including water I bought and I lost nothing.

God will help us AMEN.
YES KEEP ON WAITING FOR GOD TO COME DOWN AND HELP YOU
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by ibechris(m): 5:44pm On Jun 30, 2021
In all of this,some people will still collect 500 naira and still vote APC and their wicked leaders.

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Nobody: 5:45pm On Jun 30, 2021
nnekaike:
it's getting out of hand,I went to the market yesterday with 6k,one polybag did not full o I started searching my trouser whether the pocket is torn and I lost money,right there in the market I calculated everything including water I bought and I lost nothing.

God will help us AMEN.
You want to fill a polybag with 6k before?
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by poiZon: 5:46pm On Jun 30, 2021
Darkseid:


This is exactly what I do these days. If change remain good, at least I won't be disappointed. I just pity salary earners, and some states are still failing to pay 18k per month.
Are u a politician?
Are u not earning salary or wages?
Abi u dey feed on people...
If everybody become business men, how will it help other sectors?
Stop pitying people,

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by armadeo(m): 5:47pm On Jun 30, 2021
Worksunlimited:


Asin ehn.. if you see the yaga yaga wey I don my own list ehn, I dey fear go market this..
weekend sef..

Due to the increase in the price of cowmeat, I switch to goat meat, as at May I buy 3k goat meat as 39pieces (till now I still dey chop am), who knows how many pieces I go collect for the same price this week..

3k goat meat 39 pieces. Abeg where you dey.

Here na leg be that oh.

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Nobody: 5:47pm On Jun 30, 2021
Omawumi17:
I cant even remeber the last time i went to the market to stock food. Na unit i dey buy 4 mama oma shop. Wetin man go do now... I wanted to eat spaghetti, and i spent up to 600 without protein o. Who ll adopt me 4 here?
do you have yansh

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by NLPoliceWoman: 5:47pm On Jun 30, 2021
RTR
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Bbbwings: 5:47pm On Jun 30, 2021
CharisEleos:
Real Grace of God.

Ordinary to make spaghetti last night, I spent 1500. And this is just a meal for one. Note, i had spaghetti at home and a few condiments.

This morning, I wanted to create a thread and ask how one can manage or go about spending so little for a meal. It's just crazy.

Today now, I want to make soup, my mind dey cut hahahahaaaa...

By Grace of God I must cook soup today. Lol.. this is not funny though.
I think nowadays cooking oneself is no different from eating out

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Emmyviva: 5:49pm On Jun 30, 2021
Ain't seen nothing yet...gat 2years left

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Omawumi17(f): 5:50pm On Jun 30, 2021
justosee:
do you have yansh
IDIOT ALERT!

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by armadeo(m): 5:50pm On Jun 30, 2021
Bbbwings:

I think nowadays cooking oneself is no different from eating out

I'm telling you no difference.


Meanwhile.statistics say uunger is ahead of Nigerians before the year runs out.

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by greatiyk4u(m): 5:51pm On Jun 30, 2021
juniorstar:
Hoplandia wey be 500.....now 750
Crate of egg wey be 1000...now 1800
Tin tomato wey be 70naira.......now..150
Sardine we be 250...........now ........500
Five alive puppy wey be 350.......now 500
Beans wet I dey buy 700........now 1200
Fish wey I dey buy ...500.........now 850
Spaghetti wet I dey buy..200........now 300
Know maggi wey i dey buy 500......now 800


Location?
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by poiZon: 5:54pm On Jun 30, 2021
cococandy:


What’s the guarantee that things will change after the remaining two years? In my experience, once prices increase in Nigeria, they hardly ever come back down. Traders get used to selling at that high price such that even when they buy cheaper, they still want to sell at the higher price. People just adjust to the new prices and carry on

We truly have horrible leaders but we are primarily our own problem.
Once a sane leader comes in, his advisers may tell him to review the border closure on some items, food can come in from other countries till we can solve the insecurity bedeviling the country.
When there is enough food and commodity in the market, prices will fall.
Those who r supposed to be in the farm are in idp camps all because of fulani herdsmen.
The ones that r fortunate to be in the farm, have to pay the bandits landing fees before they can access their farms.
Lets just rejoice nnamdi kanu has been caught.

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by greatiyk4u(m): 5:54pm On Jun 30, 2021
CharisEleos:
Real Grace of God.

Ordinary to make spaghetti last night, I spent 1500. And this is just a meal for one. Note, i had spaghetti at home and a few condiments.

This morning, I wanted to create a thread and ask how one can manage or go about spending so little for a meal. It's just crazy.

Today now, I want to make soup, my mind dey cut hahahahaaaa...

By Grace of God I must cook soup today. Lol.. this is not funny though.


You kill fowl take cook am?

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by brownemmanuel43(m): 5:55pm On Jun 30, 2021
Juliusmomoh:
But the good news is that, we in the village are somehow safe when it come to food. Cos if i enter my cassava farm now na me go tire. cheesy . Even my maize sef is due to harvest... Only some minor things are hard. We don even forget school long ago.... NOTE: if you want to be rich now don't go to school.... U can insult me. Acepted
Guy u are doing well, keep it up. All u have to do is expand in other to commercialize it. Agric and IT is the main way
As for Nigerians we deserve the hardship, we really deserve it most especially northern people
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Tonytonex(m): 5:57pm On Jun 30, 2021
Kondomatic:
I honestly don't know how long we can endure because things are already out of hands.

The rate of robbery this side is crazy, homes, shops even churches are being burgled on a daily basis.

It's worrisome
which side is that?
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by beautyhd: 5:59pm On Jun 30, 2021
People like us that are being owed 5 months salary, sometimes I wonder how I manage to survive.

When people see me they think I'm loaded not knowing that I can't do bulk buying anymore.

I look for where they sell cheap food stuff and go for them. The things I see as cheap this week, next week they become expensive because of increase in price.

For health reasons, I can't eat some food and it's affecting my pocket and gives me headache because of thinking.

God help me

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Ernerstdavid55(m): 6:00pm On Jun 30, 2021
Omawumi17:

IDIOT ALERT!
i like u.wait do u have yansh
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by aujile(m): 6:00pm On Jun 30, 2021
And we are busy celebrating the arrest of one man that didn't contribute to the level of hardship in this country...

Fahdiga1:
Exactly. Things have gotten out of hand. You don't even know what to expect when going to the market. Nigerians have never had it this bad
Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by ogelekpomgam(m): 6:04pm On Jun 30, 2021
Where are the God bless Nigeria and buhari Crew...?.Ndi ara. angry

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Re: Nobody Goes To The Market These Days With A Budget by Ayo2004: 6:06pm On Jun 30, 2021
Everyday,it keeps on getting worse and yet I see people coming online to defend Buhari and Osinbajo,makes me wonder if they are given a credit card to buy goods and services free..

Wasting food in my house is worse than armed robbery right now

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