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Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

Food is ready...

Not a bad buy...

Na which market you buy them...Dutse?

Super cheap.
Here in Lag, the
veggies will go for 400

Egg 300

Plantain 1k

Total 1700.

daddytime:
Food is ready...

Not a bad buy...

Na which market you buy them...Dutse?

Kado Fish Market

Those carrots.......

CrystalSpark:
Kado Fish Market

Nice..

The plantain alone cost 1k here
Very fair my brother

Those carrots are meant for sacrifice I guess

feezay86:
Those carrots are meant for sacrifice I guess

Just covered in dirt nothing more. I washed it right off!

very cheep very cheep very cheep

In Lagos na double you go spend, some axis almost triple

daddytime:
Food is ready...

Not a bad buy...

Na which market you buy them...Dutse?

Lmao wsh dutce
Even for bwari
U no fit see this egg for 50naira
That plantain can't be less than 1500
I jst left dutce market now now
Dutce first gate to
be prescise

Make sense

That plantain way big like that for festac reach 2k

thinksquad:
That plantain way big like that for festac reach 2k

Wonderfuuuu

That plantain is 5 hundred in my own part of Abuja (Kubwa).
It's quite cheap where you got yours from.

CrystalSpark:
Let me jump on the trend, too! I decided to make a light dinner after today’s hustle.

I live, cook, and eat alone. See what I got for 950 naira at the market that was closest to where I was this evening.

Veggies - 300
Eggs (5) - 250
Plantain - 400

Fair?

The vegetables do not look fresh and healthy.

Next time spend more on veggies and reduce the eggs & plantain since you live alone.

It is cheap...


I know @uyailncomparabl would definitely love this the foodie woman

This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

Lifestone:
This has alway been the crux of my argument on Dollar/Naira exchange rate.
There is no way you can get such at $2.00 in the US. Those stuffs you see there can not be less $10.00 which is like N5,200.00 in Nigeria at an exchange rate of N520/$1.00
Value of currency is supposed to measure in term of the basket of goods it can purchase.

Thank God you said “supposed”

In reality, it is measured in trade power on the global scale, standard of living in the said country, salary/ wages, economic viability.

You want to sell plantain 5,000 in a country where minimum wage is 18,000 p/m

When it comes to raw food stuff, the North are enjoy. They are not that expensive. I pity the Southerners.

The veges look like wetin they wan give Amadioha.

Buying food stuff still cheap small for Abuja na wen u try to eat in dere canteen u go discover say no b the food u dey pay for buh the shop wey u buy d food.....

Everything na in plate small Semo lik this 1k with two meat wey b lik a day old rat with one table water 2 seconds 1k don vanish....

If that plantain is not up to ₦1k, make hair grow for Tuface head.

That money can only buy a pack of condom at Admiralty way in Lekki

He picked those rotten carrots from the garbage thrown away by the Mallam selling it.
Even the eggs look sick as if it will explode Kpoof if you crack it open.
The tomato was taken from the basket called baje baje.
The green peas has spent so much days in the sun and the green has faded from some part.
The plantain and onions look manageable

Fair atleast you no lie much if atall

Foodstuffs is still kinda cheap over there...Here in warri,one egg na #70, meaning those 5 eggs na #350......Those plantain na like #600, while those veggies na like 5h...