As construction projects continue to drive development across Nigeria, understanding the current prices of cement is essential for builders, contractors, and homeowners alike.

Contents
-How Much is a Bag of Cement in Nigeria in 2024?
-What is the Cost of 1 Bag of Cement?
-How Much is a Bag of Pop Cement Today?
-How Much is Bua Cement in Nigeria?
-How Many Bags of Cement Can Build a 3-Bedroom House in Nigeria?
-How Many Bags of Cement Will Set 100 Blocks in Nigeria?

Dangote Cement Price in Nigeria Today
In this article, we’ll delve into the latest cement prices, explore different brands available in the market, and address common questions regarding cement usage in construction.

How Much is a Bag of Cement in Nigeria in 2024?
The price of a bag of cement in Nigeria varies depending on the brand and location. As of the latest data, you can expect to find cement priced within the range of N10,000 to N14,000 per bag.

What is the Cost of 1 Bag of Cement?
On average, the cost of one bag of cement in Nigeria is approximately N11,000. However, prices may fluctuate based on factors such as brand, location, and market dynamics.


How Much is a Bag of Pop Cement Today?
The pricing of “pop cement” or plaster of Paris (POP) cement can vary, but As of the latest data, you can expect them as follows:

ABS POP Cement 40kg: N8,800
AZ MOULDA 40kg: N8,500
VEGALUX Paint: N4,500
Kalsiceil Fibre Cement Ceiling Board (POP Ceiling Board Designs): N4,700

How Much is Bua Cement in Nigeria?
Bua Cement, a prominent brand in Nigeria, is typically priced in the range of N10,000 to N11,000 per bag. However, prices may vary based on location and market conditions.

How Many Bags of Cement Can Build a 3-Bedroom House in Nigeria?
The number of bags required to build a 3-bedroom house in Nigeria depends on factors such as the size of the house, construction design, and structural considerations. On average, it may take between 400 to 600 bags for the entire construction.

How Many Bags of Cement Will Set 100 Blocks in Nigeria?
To set 100 blocks in Nigeria, you would typically need approximately 5 to 6 bags of cement. This estimation can vary based on the block size and the specific mortar mix used.


Dangote Cement Price in Nigeria Today
Dangote Cement, one of the leading brands in the country, is currently priced between N11,000 to N12,500 per bag, depending on the location and prevailing market conditions.


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I tot there was an agreement to crash the cement price last month

Enale:
I tot there was an agreement to crash the cement price last month

That agreement is not possible owing to the present economic woes plaguing our country at present. FG cannot regulate prices of commodities without subsidising these products for Nigerians.

Crash ke, Bandicoot ne

divinehand2003:



That agreement is not possible owing to the present economic woes plaguing our country at present. FG cannot regulate prices of commodities without subsidising these products for Nigerians.

lol
But dollar has consistently dropped since last week and still dropping.

Wicked people.
It was when dollar went up as high as #1,980 that they shot up the price but to let it come down,for where?

The only way FG can crash the price is to import cement.

AZ pop cement is still selling as high as 12,000 in Benin City.Something is wrong with all this pop cement sellers in Benin oo. Op do ur price survey candidly. Pop cement is still sold for 12k coz I just a dealer now

The price of commodities cannot reduce suddenly.

Manufacturers will have to make sure that distributors get rid of their old stock.

Manufacturers will then communicate new prices to distributors when they are about to restock .

It has to be systematic, otherwise distributors will incure losses.

The fundamental issues with price increase was simply because of absence of consultation during the President speech on inauguration day.

The consequences of the subsidy policy was not examined critically.

Manufacturers also need to see a stable dollar value for at least 2 months before the review prices. They are the ones interacting with consumers not government.

They need to ensure there is stability in dollar value otherwise they will be announcing new commodity prices every other day.

Cosbyrich:

lol
But dollar has consistently dropped since last week and still dropping.

Wicked people.
It was when dollar went up as high as #1,980 that they shot up the price but to let it come down,for where?

The only way FG can crash the price is to import cement.

no mind them, na so one of their town cryer they quote me for one post say abi dem no go sale d ones wey them buy wey dollar high wey dem get in stock b4 bringing d price down, but forgetting say them get old stocks too but sell am high wey dem hear say dollar don high

The OP proposed 600 bags of cement for building 3 bedrooms flat .

Why not just estimate 2 bags of cement so that we can use 1 bags of cement to mould 5 blocks .

Jagaban, please open border on food and cement,and watch how the price will crash