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Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Nobody: 4:05pm On Feb 24, 2024
Good day Nairalanders

It is no longer funny how things skyrocket every day in this country, with salary remaining the same in some quarters, but that's not the major reason for my writing here.
The issue is that in Port Harcourt, Rivers state Nigeria the price is like double of what is obtainable in other states,for instance a sachet water is #50 naira,I went out to get a bottle of Nutri Milk and the seller told me #450 naira, though I had the money I cannot imagine something that I bought 300 naira some days ago increasing to that amount.
I think that somehow that of Port Harcourt is on another level.

Please how is it your side
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Bluntguy: 4:16pm On Feb 24, 2024
It is like that everywhere in Nigeria. Some cities are even worse. You can protest o, but we won't.
On Jagaban's mandate we stand. grin
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Jashub:
Theopneustos:
Good day Nairalanders

It is no longer funny how things skyrocket every day in this country, with salary remaining the same in some quarters, but that's not the major reason for my writing here.
The issue is that in Port Harcourt, Rivers state Nigeria the price is like double of what is obtainable in other states,for instance a sachet water is #50 naira,I went out to get a bottle of Nutri Milk and the seller told me #450 naira, though I had the money I cannot imagine something that I bought 300 naira some days ago increasing to that amount.
I think that somehow that of Port Harcourt is on another level.

Please how is it your side
Bros it's the same with Abuja . As I speak to you a bag of pure water is now selling for 500 naira while hawkers are selling at 50 naira a sachet. That's how crazy this country is .

And with the way things are going , I foresee anarchy
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by marlow1962(m): 4:22pm On Feb 24, 2024
2027 I will vote tinubu, we must finish what we started.
A whole bedrock of food, is the same bedrock that can't feed 1 standard meal, talk more of 3.
Another man's currency is determining how we feed and live our lives, na warm up be this.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by phorget(m): 4:29pm On Feb 24, 2024
E no koinsain me, I've learnt to swim against the tide so nothing comes strange to me again.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by wonyi: 4:32pm On Feb 24, 2024
Market Square bread is now 1400. Rather Nibbles
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Cassandraloius: 5:31pm On Feb 24, 2024
I bought nutri milk in ph for N500
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by motionarena: 5:46pm On Feb 24, 2024
Carton of SuperPack indomie is now 18k
It’s finished
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Manager001: 7:24pm On Feb 24, 2024
Tinubu till 2027
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by westlius(m): 7:26pm On Feb 24, 2024
My dear some business people intentionally hike there prices.
Yesterday I went to buy Ivery soap and Wow Detergent I used to buy 400 and 250 respectively, omo I went to a shop they said its 600 and 350
I went to the next shop and got it for 400 and 250 respectively.

This same shop some1 wanted to buy closeup paste they told the person 1,250
The person went to the next shop and bought it 750



Some shop owners are the real devils
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Lucasinho(m): 7:35pm On Feb 24, 2024
Jashub:
Bros it's the same with Abuja . As I speak to you a bag of pure water is now selling for 500 naira...while hawkers are selling at 50 naira a sachet. That's how crazy this country is .

And with the way things are going , I foresee anarchy
I was shocked 😲 this evening, a Bag of sachet pure water na N700 in Abuja
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Walai(m): 7:36pm On Feb 24, 2024
What if the second shop is not paying rent ? Have you thought of it ?


westlius:
My dear some business people intentionally hike there prices.
Yesterday I went to buy Ivery soap and Wow Detergent I used to buy 400 and 250 respectively, omo I went to a shop they said its 600 and 350
I went to the next shop and got it for 400 and 250 respectively.

This same shop some1 wanted to buy closeup paste they told the person 1,250
The person went to the next shop and bought it 750



Some shop owners are the real devils
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by westlius(m): 7:43pm On Feb 24, 2024
Walai:
What if the second shop is not paying rent ? Have you thought of it ?
Ikwerre man go give Ogoni man shop for free?
The one who sells cheaper is Ogoni
The expensive one is Delta and Igbo
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Walai(m): 7:49pm On Feb 24, 2024
I used to criticize this traders but when I came closer to them, I couldn't help but pity them.
Low patronage (cos of fall in purchasing power), high cost of running business, low profit margin etc.
I know there are bad eggs though undecided



westlius:
Ikwerre man go give Ogoni man shop for free?
The one who sells cheaper is Ogoni
The expensive one is Delta and Igbo
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by gammarays(m): 8:08pm On Feb 24, 2024
Theopneustos:
Good day Nairalanders

It is no longer funny how things skyrocket every day in this country, with salary remaining the same in some quarters, but that's not the major reason for my writing here.
The issue is that in Port Harcourt, Rivers state Nigeria the price is like double of what is obtainable in other states,for instance a sachet water is #50 naira,I went out to get a bottle of Nutri Milk and the seller told me #450 naira, though I had the money I cannot imagine something that I bought 300 naira some days ago increasing to that amount.
I think that somehow that of Port Harcourt is on another level.

Please how is it your side
Price of nutri milk is 450-500 naira
That's the Balablue price everywhere PH is not different

Sellers can also add some money to mitigate against the rising cost of stuffs

What they bought for 5000 naira today will be sold at 6000 naira the next time they buy
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by missyojo(f): 8:12pm On Feb 24, 2024
Lucasinho:
I was shocked 😲 this evening, a Bag of sachet pure water na N700 in Abuja
Which area in Abuja because in lugbe it's #400
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Tohsynetita1(m): 8:26pm On Feb 24, 2024
westlius:
My dear some business people intentionally hike there prices.
Yesterday I went to buy Ivery soap and Wow Detergent I used to buy 400 and 250 respectively, omo I went to a shop they said its 600 and 350
I went to the next shop and got it for 400 and 250 respectively.

This same shop some1 wanted to buy closeup paste they told the person 1,250
The person went to the next shop and bought it 750



Some shop owners are the real devils
yes, these are the people own suppose to be pranking with "arrest". Those pranksters don't know what to do
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by remi4ever(m): 8:39pm On Feb 24, 2024
missyojo:
Which area in Abuja because in lugbe it's #400
I'm in Lugbe too, and it's N400.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Lucasinho(m): 9:30pm On Feb 24, 2024
missyojo:
Which area in Abuja because in lugbe it's #400
Come down to Jabi
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by REGINALD001(m): 11:50pm On Feb 24, 2024
NEW FUEL PUMP PRICE IS COMING OUT TO FREEZE EVERYONE ............ IF NOTHING IS DONE THIS WEEK ABOUT WHAT IS LOOMING ALREADY.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by PastorOlokonla: 12:29am On Feb 25, 2024
Walai:
What if the second shop is not paying rent ? Have you thought of it ?
Who cares. Its the duty of the consumer to seek out cheaper alternatives.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by missyojo(f): 6:52am On Feb 25, 2024
remi4ever:
I'm in Lugbe too, and it's N400.
Toor! I was wondering which area in Abuja they are selling it #700 or is my own Abuja different from his grin
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by remi4ever(m): 10:46am On Feb 25, 2024
missyojo:
Toor! I was wondering which area in Abuja they are selling it #700 or is my own Abuja different from his grin
Maybe Maitama, but then why would you buy sachet water if you are residing there.

What part of Lugbe are you?
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by Sniper101(m): 1:14pm On Feb 25, 2024
Nutri Milk is going for 600naira in Ughelli. grin
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by deltateam: 1:21pm On Feb 25, 2024
Theopneustos:
Good day Nairalanders

It is no longer funny how things skyrocket every day in this country, with salary remaining the same in some quarters, but that's not the major reason for my writing here.
The issue is that in Port Harcourt, Rivers state Nigeria the price is like double of what is obtainable in other states,for instance a sachet water is #50 naira,I went out to get a bottle of Nutri Milk and the seller told me #450 naira, though I had the money I cannot imagine something that I bought 300 naira some days ago increasing to that amount.
I think that somehow that of Port Harcourt is on another level.

Please how is it your side
Some of the sellers are taking undue advantage of others. Ask how much they buy a bag of water. Its #300 and it's 20 sachets. Now selling at #50 makes it #1000 which is #700 profit. That's more than 300% profit.

That's wickedness. Some Nigerians are more devilish than their leaders.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by missyojo(f): 2:10pm On Feb 25, 2024
remi4ever:
Maybe Maitama, but then why would you buy sachet water if you are residing there.

What part of Lugbe are you?
Maitama sef I don't think it's #700 there, will confirm the price as I work there. I stay close to police sign post bridge.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by remi4ever(m): 6:42pm On Feb 25, 2024
missyojo:
Maitama sef I don't think it's #700 there, will confirm the price as I work there. I stay close to police sign post bridge.
Nice, I'm at the other side. I usually turn at the trademore junction on my way back from the office.
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by missyojo(f): 6:55pm On Feb 25, 2024
remi4ever:
Nice, I'm at the other side. I usually turn at the trademore junction on my way back from the office.
Ohh..... Okay
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by AliEzeOlu: 6:58pm On Feb 25, 2024
westlius:
My dear some business people intentionally hike there prices.
Yesterday I went to buy Ivery soap and Wow Detergent I used to buy 400 and 250 respectively, omo I went to a shop they said its 600 and 350
I went to the next shop and got it for 400 and 250 respectively.

This same shop some1 wanted to buy closeup paste they told the person 1,250
The person went to the next shop and bought it 750



Some shop owners are the real devils
You don't even know what you're saying. The people who sold theirs cheap may not have known the current price of that product. Price of things increase almost everyday. If a trader does not always confirm latest price from his suppliers, he may sell at the lower price thinking he's making profits while he's actually running at a loss.

You can't afford to sell your products lower than you bought them, can you?
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by westlius(m): 7:06pm On Feb 25, 2024
AliEzeOlu:
You don't even know what you're saying. The people who sold theirs cheap may not have known the current price of that product. Price of things increase almost everyday. If a trader does not always confirm latest price from his suppliers, he may sell at the lower price thinking he's making profits while he's actually running at a loss.

You can't afford to sell your products lower than you bought them, can you?
People who sells cheaper sells wholesale, company trucks visit there shop everyday
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by pongwa(m): 7:20pm On Feb 25, 2024
Theopneustos:
Good day Nairalanders

It is no longer funny how things skyrocket every day in this country, with salary remaining the same in some quarters, but that's not the major reason for my writing here.
The issue is that in Port Harcourt, Rivers state Nigeria the price is like double of what is obtainable in other states,for instance a sachet water is #50 naira,I went out to get a bottle of Nutri Milk and the seller told me #450 naira, though I had the money I cannot imagine something that I bought 300 naira some days ago increasing to that amount.
I think that somehow that of Port Harcourt is on another level.

Please how is it your side
if I talk naw dem go say na hate so make I keep quiet
Re: Price Increase Of Foodstuff Is Unbearable In Port Harcourt by StarRida: 11:28pm On Feb 25, 2024
When I was clamoring S/South and S/East should join the protest some people were calling me names now don't be surprised that federal government may initiate mesures to cushion the hike in food prices in North and West just save this post
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