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1 tuber is 2500 for lagos

Ooops

Nawao

Itz plenty

Ta lo sope

Ko Po ke

Just tell us you got some yams free of charge!


One of those tubers is not less than #1300 in most parts of the South.

Except the yams are smaller than the picture is letting on...! Still, that's a shockingly cheap purchase.

I think you bought it in the north

observe the yam properly you'll discover that some have burns around it.
these are probably whatever left from those yam fulani herdsmen burnt when they attacked the Benue people around last week or so.
the owner is just selling it off to avoid it rotting and to survive idp.
pathetic for Benue people.
e no go better for fulani herdsmen
e no go better for Tinubu.

Won’t conclude yet, these could be a size of a coco yam. Pictures and photos can be very deceitful

wiseone28:
I think you bought it in the north

Can't you read?

Deeprooted:
Come carry 2

me nko?

Deeprooted:
While returning back to base from my father's burial, I decided to get a few yams.


If not for insecurity, Nigerians have no reasons to experience inflation in the price of food stuff.

20 fresh tubbers. I already gave out some to my neighbors as it's precious gift in this part of the country.

That's why Benue State is called 'FOOD BASKET OF THE NATION'.

joelbooks:
Can't you read?

My phone screen is bad

One tuber equals to 1,500naira ! Our people are very wicked and dangerous!

MrPresident1:
Benue land is very fertile. Food basket of the nation. Imagine if we had functional rail to move farm produce in bulk from Benue to Lagos in no time and petroleum products from Lagos to Benue

God will help us

Exactly. Basically, the supply chain from farmers to the consumer E2E.

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Are you sure they were not supporting your father's burial in disguise? This is too cheap

sleeknaija:
That's why Benue State is called 'FOOD BASKET OF THE NATION'.

Truly and indeed.

It's so sad middle men.are the problem of this country , yoruba , igbo and Hausa middle men , but benue people are the nicest purest heart people in Nigeria they don't act like they are nigerians sincerly. I advise aby one to marry a benue lady you will surely enjoy your marriage and thier females are not money greedy desperate and loving like other of the three major tribes do your research on the educated Christian benue females

Market Unions in Benin City are responsible for the high cost of foodstuffs and essential commodities.
The dictate the price.

Jonah507:
Benue state is blessed.

Middlemen are responsible for the inflation.

Op abeg dash me one na

It's the cost of transportation and logistics. And if they are making much money, then it's an avenue for anybody to make money too.

Jonah507:
Benue state is blessed.

Middlemen are responsible for the inflation.

Op abeg dash me one na

What about money for our security officers on the way.

Deeprooted:
While returning back to base from my father's burial, I decided to get a few yams.


If not for insecurity, Nigerians have no reasons to experience inflation in the price of food stuff.

20 fresh tubbers. I already gave out some to my neighbors as it's precious gift in this part of the country.

Where in Benue did you buy cos in Makurdi its impossible to get 20 tubers for 2.5k

Yesterday I bought 1 small tuber that I and my wife ate once for 1k with abeg

Deeprooted:
Come carry 2

l de o make l come collect too?

Deeprooted:
While returning back to base from my father's burial, I decided to get a few yams.


If not for insecurity, Nigerians have no reasons to experience inflation in the price of food stuff.

20 fresh tubbers. I already gave out some to my neighbors as it's precious gift in this part of the country.

Bad yam don't think they are cheap it is because Fulani attacked some villages last week and burnt down their yam ban,look closely you can see some have black smoke on them.They are already half done some of them are spoiled already.Awuuf dey run belle.

No be burnt yam from village wey Fulani attack abi my eye dey pain me wat a balablu yam

Deeprooted:
While returning back to base from my father's burial, I decided to get a few yams.


If not for insecurity, Nigerians have no reasons to experience inflation in the price of food stuff.

20 fresh tubbers. I already gave out some to my neighbors as it's precious gift in this part of the country.

please can you waybill 40 pieces to portharcourt i will pay,how much ?

I no believe you, na jazz you use jazz the yam seller

Which part of Benue State did you buy the yams?

A friend of mine who served in benue state said he did not lack food!
He showed me a tuber of yam that is currently sold for 2k and told me it's just #150
Benue just needs the basic necessities like constant power,adequate security and accessible roads from their rural areas!
The earlier the senate institutes an independent state and LGA policing system,the better!

Why is everybody talking about how cheap the yam is but not the burn on the yam
If you ask me O.p just bought yams stolen from dead farmers,remember the thread where gunmen attacked and burned some properties in benue
We saw burnt yams there and now this
Maybe na the same yam our dear O.p buy oo

Deeprooted:
While returning back to base from my father's burial, I decided to get a few yams.


If not for insecurity, Nigerians have no reasons to experience inflation in the price of food stuff.

20 fresh tubbers. I already gave out some to my neighbors as it's precious gift in this part of the country.

Help me waybill to Uyo