shortIGBOman:


Lucky you. The last time a small Tuber of Yam was sold for #800, here in the EAST was, 2019. Now the smallest tuber of Yam is above #4,500. Hunger wan finish People here.

We are facing a discreet food embargo in the East

The end is coming

Must you eat yam? ���

That is 5 of that for #4,500 in ABUJA.

must u eat yam?

Arysexy:
Buhari and APC effect.

Buhari pro max is warming up with Agbado and cassava on both hands

God forbid

trash. Yes tinubu is trash but that pic make no sense.

shaggy007:
You want this nonsense to go to front-page?

You headline says you bought a big tuber of yam

And your write-up says it's a small tuber of yam

You're only deceiving yourself

Pinned.

Deep Quote
Even in the word nonsense there is sense in the spelling.

@Seniorwriter.

OP u get belle for yam Hw u go buy DAT Yam 2500

I bought a tuber that was a little bit smaller than this for #7h yesterday in my village.I think say the lady cheat me sef.Buhari is hell.

Abuloma road is 1500 to 1200 , u no sabi price

DOTian:
Nigerians are starving and some of the causes are based on wicked policies and not necessarily a general paucity of funds within the government. Take for instance, the low protein consumption amongst Nigerians. This is because of the federal government embargo on the importation of beef, which has been in place since the end of the war in the 70s. Most Nigerians don't know this, but you can't import beef into this country. This policy was ostensibly enacted to help local farmers, yet, most of the cows slaughtered in this country on daily basis are all coming in from Mali, Chad, Niger and Mauritania! Is that not importation!? The foreign herders come in, sell, change their earnings into dollars and disappear through the borders without paying any sort of taxes!

The federal government has turned the Fulani herdsmen into some sort of monopolies in this area. They set prices and since you can't buy elsewhere, you must buy from them! In the east as at today, a cow is chasing half a million naira! How many pieces will the guy in the restaurant cut this thing to make a profit?? Even when there are obvious shortages in terms of supplies nationally, the government will never allow for importation to augment what is on ground. This has led to a situation where Nigerianns eat their meals with little or no meat. And this shows in the physical appearances of most Nigerians. Folks need to force the government to lift this ban. If the Fulani herdsmen have chosen kidnappings and arson to herding, folks should be allowed to import beef from other areas like Australia, Argentina or even other African countries like Kenya and co. Visit other West African countries and you will notice that even though they are poorer than us, they feed a lot better than us...

can u pls expatiate on what you mean by the food Nigerians take shows on their appearances lol

Totilopussylick:
The yam looks very

Obidient


If you don't have your PVC

Eat the yam and

Use the strength to go get your PVC.

There is no credible politician in Africa.

Lie lie.... that yam is 800 to 900

Chisaedhor:
Pls mode post this to the right section (thanks).

Things are really get out of hands in Portharcourt.

This small yam below is 2,500 naira at Elelenwo Portharcourt. I just bought it from one aboki lol.

We cracked some jokes though and we became friends, he said he even removed small thing for me lol after mentioning 3.5k (3 pipe )

Its not a joke, how person wan take survive like this

What could this cost in your area?

God save us in this country sir.. here in Kaduna it's 1500

nawa

DOTian:

We are facing a discreet food embargo in the East

That guy you quoted is a bigot .

Omihanifa:
Here in Abuja that yam nah like ₦700-₦800

Where in Abuja?

That yam is nothing less than 1500 naira here in Abuja.

Omihanifa:
Here in Abuja that yam nah like ₦700-₦800

in taraba, banue, it's not more than 200

APC+PDP= 1.
I remain obi-dient.

Chisaedhor:
Pls mode post this to the right section (thanks).

Things are really get out of hands in Portharcourt.

This small yam below is 2,500 naira at Elelenwo Portharcourt. I just bought it from one aboki lol.

We cracked some jokes though and we became friends, he said he even removed small thing for me lol after mentioning 3.5k (3 pipe )

Its not a joke, how person wan take survive like this

What could this cost in your area?

Na real wa, portharcourt don turn Cali? why I go buy that kind yam for that price.

Op u mean say Na that yam wey dey your hand you buy for 2k5 or plus the ones wey dey ground.. I no understand.. if Na true abeg make we do business.. I get yam farm make trailer come carry them.. I go sell 1 tuber 700.

What else does the yam do?

State government in such states should really partner with some transporters in shipping such items to their respective states to reduce costs.
These mallams are taking undue advantage of the situation

The aboki catch you mugu. I stay in PH too dat yam no pass 1k to 1.3k

Omihanifa:
Here in Abuja that yam nah like ₦700-₦800

in Kubwa market it's 1000-1200

That yam can't be more than four to five hundred naira here in Zing Taraba state.

[quote author=Chisaedhor post=114424895]Pls mode post this to the right section (thanks).

Things are really get out of hands in Portharcourt.

This small yam below is 2,500 naira at Elelenwo Portharcourt. I just bought it from one aboki lol.

We cracked some jokes though and we became friends, he said he even removed small thing for me lol after mentioning 3.5k (3 pipe )

Its not a joke, how person wan take survive like this

What could this cost in your area?
[Cost of living has rocketed and nobody is saying anything.]

Omihanifa:
Here in Abuja that yam nah like ₦700-₦800

Nasarawa, not Abuja.

DOTian:
Nigerians are starving and some of the causes are based on wicked policies and not necessarily a general paucity of funds within the government. Take for instance, the low protein consumption amongst Nigerians. This is because of the federal government embargo on the importation of beef, which has been in place since the end of the war in the 70s. Most Nigerians don't know this, but you can't import beef into this country. This policy was ostensibly enacted to help local farmers, yet, most of the cows slaughtered in this country on daily basis are all coming in from Mali, Chad, Niger and Mauritania! Is that not importation!? The foreign herders come in, sell, change their earnings into dollars and disappear through the borders without paying any sort of taxes!

The federal government has turned the Fulani herdsmen into some sort of monopolies in this area. They set prices and since you can't buy elsewhere, you must buy from them! In the east as at today, a cow is chasing half a million naira! How many pieces will the guy in the restaurant cut this thing to make a profit?? Even when there are obvious shortages in terms of supplies nationally, the government will never allow for importation to augment what is on ground. This has led to a situation where Nigerianns eat their meals with little or no meat. And this shows in the physical appearances of most Nigerians. Folks need to force the government to lift this ban. If the Fulani herdsmen have chosen kidnappings and arson to herding, folks should be allowed to import beef from other areas like Australia, Argentina or even other African countries like Kenya and co. Visit other West African countries and you will notice that even though they are poorer than us, they feed a lot better than us...

This Fulani agenda no be today ooo... I usually ask myself why Nigerian faces looks hungry and the skull almost visible. Thats lack of protein

What do you expect from a oil&gas city every damn things is unnecessarily expensive in Port Harcourt

Omihanifa:
Here in Abuja that yam nah like ₦700-₦800

If I enter market I will get it for#500 sef. How people spend money surprise me sometimes. Were una for dey see this money.