I noticed it. Beer Cheaper here in Borno than most Eastern states.

Abi they produce fake? Tho Na soldiers mostly they guard the trucking here. If you do anyhow you see anyhow

Tar this is a lie.. a bottle of Budweiser beer is a thousand naira here, but I was surprised to go to awka ibom last month for a traditional wedding, and bought it for seven hundred

Nothing like that, it's the same everywhere

A bottle of beer at Abacha barracks in Abuja is 1k.

Is Abuja not part of the north?

Ok

LocalFARMERS:
Nn

demand

LocalFARMERS:
I noticed that the price of Beer is extremely cheaper in the North compared to South. I used Benin and Kaduna as a case study. The difference between some Beers is between 300 to 400 naira


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FcC_v4Kb44

Look at it from quota system in university admissions. Cut off Mark reduced for them in order to gain entrance into university so also
the price is lower to get more customers.

Normally in economics, the prices are cheaper where there is less demand to drive sales...
As the demand increase, there is a likelihood of the prices increasing


Demand is less in the north because of their religious law that forbids alcohol consumption

LocalFARMERS:
I noticed that the price of Beer is extremely cheaper in the North compared to South. I used Benin and Kaduna as a case study. The difference between some Beers is between 300 to 400 naira


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FcC_v4Kb44

This story reminds me of an argument to that transpired between two people. In one of the arguments, it was discovered that the Northern state with the highest number of beer and alcoholic drinkers ran aground a whole brewery and sent it into Oblivion.

LocalFARMERS:


If demand is low, why are there two breweries in Kaduna and two in Jos?

1.Jos and Kaduna are located near/within the Christian parts of the North...plus both cities have a high populaiton of non-muslim indigenes.

2.Sir Ahmadu Bello. Yes, he was an islamist, but he could also be pragmatic.

The principle of demand and supply!!

Chukwuka319:
It's Haram in Kano, the most populous Northern state and most populous of the nation's 36 states.

Lagos is more populated than Kano

Cos there are more drunkards in the South than North

LocalFARMERS:
I noticed that the price of Beer is extremely cheaper in the North compared to South. I used Benin and Kaduna as a case study. The difference between some Beers is between 300 to 400 naira


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FcC_v4Kb44

It's likely due to the fact some of the stuffs use to make beer is grown in the north

LocalFARMERS:
I noticed that the price of Beer is extremely cheaper in the North compared to South. I used Benin and Kaduna as a case study. The difference between some Beers is between 300 to 400 naira


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FcC_v4Kb44

Basic Economics.


Demand.

Increase in demand of a product, increases the price of such!!
No matter what, beer is consumed more in the south than north!!!!

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ibechris:
A bottle of beer at Abacha barracks in Abuja is 100k.

Is Abuja not part of the north?

Maybe that’s a location for the rich. In some clubs in Lagos bottle water is sold for 30k

immortalcrown:
Beer is cheaper there for many reasons. Some of the reasons are:

1.
Rent and labour are cheaper there. It is cheap to rent a bar and pay waitresses.

2.
Higher rates of poverty and illiteracy in the region positively hinder ostentatious lifestyles there.

3.
The demand for beer is low there for religious reasons. The lower the demand for a product, the lower the price of the product.

4.
Another possible reason is that there may be many breweries in the North.

High rate of illitracy..
To speak English or Pigin English is literacy?
Are you OK upstairs?
So there're still some people in the south who still refer to north as illiterates..
Mumu people.

Nwaokunkpara:
Demand is low in the north and high in the south

This is actually untrue.

It depends on the part of North, tax rate, community people and the attitude of the people towards drinking beer. For example, in Kaduna there is brewery so you should expect the price not to be as high as that of South. But in Borno, for example Biu in particular, the price of Beer is high more than what is obtainable in the south.

Because of purchasing power.

ibechris:
A bottle of beer at Abacha barracks in Abuja is 100k.

Is Abuja not part of the north?

Dis is how I am dragging u to hell

immortalcrown:
Beer is cheaper there for many reasons. Some of the reasons are:

1.
Rent and labour are cheaper there. It is cheap to rent a bar and pay waitresses.

2.
Higher rates of poverty and illiteracy in the region positively hinder ostentatious lifestyles there.

3.
The demand for beer is low there for religious reasons. The lower the demand for a product, the lower the price of the product.

4.
Another possible reason is that there may be many breweries in the North.

No functional brewery down north

DEMAND AND SUPPLY CHAIN

Demand and supply. Demand is low up north.

FuckYeyeMods:

High rate of illitracy..
To speak English or Pigin English is literacy?
Are you OK upstairs?
So there're still some people in the south who still refer to north as illiterates..
Mumu people.

Una nor be illiterates before?

Una dey gree go school?

What is the meaning of the north's most popular vigilante group (boko haram) again?, it's EDUCATION(WESTERN) IS A SIN

Most sellers In the south make three times the cost per crate. That's why it's expensive here

LocalFARMERS:
I noticed that the price of Beer is extremely cheaper in the North compared to South. I used Benin and Kaduna as a case study. The difference between some Beers is between 300 to 400 naira


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FcC_v4Kb44

So you don't know that everything is costlier in the south. Because is down here that the government(Federal) is making her profits.

Demand and supply

because supply is more than demand so it affects prices , meanwhile it is good news for me because i will going to that North next time i visit Nigeria ,

Southerners are generally greedier
than Northerners in any type of
business.

Food is also cheaper in the North.

Even fuel is generally cheaper in the
north than South, unless in western
Nigeria where there is more adherence
to rule of law.