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Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Nobody:
Nigerians have no reason to be hungry. Arable land, favourable climate and others.
APC dragged Nigeria into the grave while Nigeria is still alive.

Make una reject am o
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:04pm On Oct 15, 2024
ComeToJesus:
Is it 5k each or 5k for everything?
it's everything you see there! The whole yams
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:11pm On Oct 15, 2024
adolfHitler1934:
I agree with you 1000%. Over here in the South, greed is the order of the society. We always feel that we are smart whereas we are idiots, foolish, wicked and selfish.
Transportation from Enugu to Abuja is 38 to 55k depending on the company or bus for a journey of just 250 kilometres or thereabout, while Maiduguri to Abuja cost just 17k for a journey of over 600 kilometres.

Ndi` Uchu`
Jesus!!!! This is too bad!!!! Infact sir, to better buttress the point! If they're charging this exorbitant prices when the nation is at peace with each region, I wonder what'll happen if eventually there is a breakout of war, they'll rather make money off the running southerners in the north than to save life first as we saw during a certain year here in the north where there seems to be a brewing ethnical uproar of the north against the Igbos in 2019, the transportation companies saw that as an avenue to milk the fleeing citizens, I weeped and wailed so bitter. Thank God the governor of the state as of then was wise enough to end that choas before it escalated
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by seanwilliam(m): 9:13pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Na, we don't do that here sir, I can't even buy to resell here, who's going to buy from mehuh Where everywhere is yam all through. And don't even think I'll bother buying to transport to the southern region, I didn't have that mental capacity. For an average northerner, a little profit just slightly above the cost price is just okay for him and that is contentment... wealth comes from the lord and not by selfishness and greed!
To some extent I think you’re right. I can confirm this
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Adakintroy: 9:17pm On Oct 15, 2024
The food go cheap..if people no get money to buy you go chop am yourself or you go eventually sell cheap. This people.never understand market force.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Pat081: 9:18pm On Oct 15, 2024
If you are saying the true if it is here you are going to get all that nothing less than 15k or more
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Ykc2(m): 9:18pm On Oct 15, 2024
Krankhead:
Plant waht you too can eat in your region and stop waiting for someone in the eat to transport their produce to you.
produce your own smart phone ,refine your oil in your backyard, use your poo plus your domestic animal poos and produce cooking gas ,build your home made dam for your electricity we can do it like you said
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by ufuosman(m): 9:20pm On Oct 15, 2024
Cheap
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:23pm On Oct 15, 2024
Konquest:
Indeed. Thank you. I must commend your courage in bluntly exposing these inefficiencies and greed in the food distribution chain on interstate routes leading to the South of Nigeria.

I read a post here on NL a few months ago that Niger State launched some CNG buses, and Lagos State is gearing up to launch CNG and electric buses too but I wonder why there is NO emphasis on the kitting of the food trucks and trailers with CNG kits so that these big vehicles can become hybrids with the ability to use both CNG (methane) and PMS (gasoline)? The emphasis has been on CNG conversation for buses and cars which are NOT enough to drive down hyperinflation. The cost of food and other items in especially the urban centers in the South of Nigeria have to drop massively so that the folks their can gain relief from high cost of drugs, food, transportation to and from work, etc.

This is indeed an opportunity for these guys in government to rapidly move in and make things better for Nigeria so that the Middle East military tensions between Israel and others will NOT further destabilize Nigeria with more spikes in crude oil prices and pump prices of PMS where people would likely pay as high as N2000 or more per liter. PMS from Dangote Petrochemical Refinery and other refineries can then be exported to earn foreign exchange to shore up the value of the Nigerian local currency.
wow....I really marveled at your wide and well informed postulations.... it's further rejuvenate my assertions that we still have intelligent people in this forum! It's a pleasure talking with you sir.

Yes, the governor recently had batches of big buses into the the state just like you rightly said. I think lack of foresight for our leaders is also a factor, the world is going away gradually from carbon monoxide and it's impact in the global warming as we've been constantly seeing in the news outlets. Going the way of CNG conversation of our major food transportation logistics (trucks) will indeed have a significant impact on improving the cost of food stuff as majority of the excuse for cost of things is commonly the cost of diesel and petrol. This inovative tendencies will aid curb this loopholes.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by onome25(m): 9:23pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
The bags packed on the ground beside the trailer truck is a sack containing shear butter seeds extracted from the Shear butter fruits from the Shear butter trees here. This bags are being shipped to other regions of the country for processing as raw materials to be converted to other finished goods and commodities ( I heard it's used for producing oils) I don't know the type though, maybe turkey oil or controller oil as it's commonly called here or something else.

I needed to upload more images but it's not longer responding.

Maize is here, groundnut is here, millet is here, guinea corn is here, yam Is here, white beans and soybeans will soon be out too by November and early December!

Everyone deserves right to eat and be alive! Food should be very much available and affordable regardless of what excuse for everybody!

I'm on the firm believe that what is the basis of survival such as food should not be an object of debate.
Pls get me posted as I'm in Kaduna state.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Bahamas95(m): 9:27pm On Oct 15, 2024
I am not surprised, na we dey wicked ourselves for South.

Southerners are just too heartless and greedy yet they put the blame on government everytime.


"Customer e don cost o" is what we hear always, it's now an anthem......When price drop these same demons won't broadcast it.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:27pm On Oct 15, 2024
Pat081:
If you are saying the true if it is here you are going to get all that nothing less than 15k or more
Of course, it's the truth sir, why will I lie? To gain what? No one is gonna pay me even for doing this....so it's the truth, you can see the testament from those who knows places close to my evirons
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Lyricalz01: 9:27pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Yes sir.... Very much the same country, southerners might use transportation cost as an excuse but still yet greed is still there
Nothing like greed bro, here in southwest especially Lagos, every bustop and junction, agbero will collect money before allowing your vehicle move. At the end the end consumer pays for all the cost.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by goldmatrix(m): 9:28pm On Oct 15, 2024
If not political and religion extremism, Northern Nigeria would still be the best place to stray. Greed and craftiness reign supreme in the southeast part of Nigeria especially the East.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Lyricalz01: 9:28pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Of course, it's the truth sir, why will I lie? To gain what? No one is gonna pay me even for doing this....so it's the truth, you can see the testament from those who knows places close to my evirons
Nothing like greed bro, here in southwest especially Lagos, every bustop and junction, agbero will collect money before allowing your vehicle move. At the end the end consumer pays for all the cost.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Konquest: 9:28pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
what a yet another classic rendition! I salute your submissions sir! It's an intelligent proposals.... I've always nurtured this same thought. The war going on in the Middle east is an opportunity for Nigeria as a serious nation to make a fortune for itself
Indeed... Thank you. I must commend your courage in bluntly exposing these inefficiencies and greed in the food distribution chain on interstate routes leading to the South of Nigeria.

I read a post here on NL a few months ago that Niger State launched some CNG buses, and Lagos State is gearing up to launch CNG and electric buses too but I wonder why there is NO emphasis on the kitting of the food trucks and trailers with CNG kits so that these big vehicles can become hybrids with the ability to use both CNG (methane) and PMS (gasoline)? The emphasis has been on CNG conversation for buses and cars which are NOT enough to drive down hyperinflation. The cost of food and other items in especially the urban centers in the South of Nigeria have to drop massively so that the folks their can gain relief from high cost of drugs, food, transportation to and from work, etc.

This is indeed an opportunity for these guys in government to rapidly move in and make things better for Nigeria so that the Middle East military tensions between Israel and others will NOT further destabilize Nigeria with more spikes in crude oil prices and pump prices of PMS where people would likely pay as high as N2000 or more per liter. PMS from Dangote Petrochemical Refinery and other refineries can then be exported to earn foreign exchange to shore up the value of the Nigerian local currency.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Sonfethopia: 9:29pm On Oct 15, 2024
Angelfrost:
Wow... Some places no really dey feel this inflation walahi!

If not for banditry and terrorism, North would have been the relocation destination for some Southerners.

Southern Nigeria needs to really sit up with regards to Large scale Agriculture!

We can't say this enough!!!
Omo real estate companies done buy all the lands o. Na house southerners de build. Yeye people.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:30pm On Oct 15, 2024
Bahamas95:
I am not surprised, na we dey wicked ourselves for South.

Southerners are just too heartless and greedy yet they put the blame on government everytime.


"Customer e don cost o" is what we hear always, it's now an anthem......When price drop these same demons won't broadcast it.
the last statement really hit me hard...I feel for the poor and the less privileged.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Tbasicme: 9:32pm On Oct 15, 2024
What. This yam is much for 5k oh. In Lagos prepare like 25k or 30 for this yam

Catalysttt:
Things are really getting expensive everywhere but seems to be better in some locations than the other (greed and selfishness inclusive)!
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by TRUTHaDDICTED(m): 9:32pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Yes sir.... Very much the same country, southerners might use transportation cost as an excuse but still yet greed is still there
Which Southerners are you mentioning on this? Is it not your Abokki brothers that skyrocket the stuffs here just to punish us, yet we're buying it and still survive more than them and they can't afford those stuffs at the same rate they're giving it to us. no be juju be that?
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Electetra: 9:33pm On Oct 15, 2024
I am interested. I usually bring yam to lagos from mokwa but it is expensive . Which area is this can you connect me to some farmers
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Angelfrost(m): 9:36pm On Oct 15, 2024
Sonfethopia:
Omo real estate companies done buy all the lands o. Na house southerners de build. Yeye people.
Leave them... Hunger go reset their brains Las Las.

Southerners just like to show off and oppress!

Materialism without common sense of priorities.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by MrRemedyAlagbo(m): 9:39pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
When some folks in the north post images of things and their prices, I see a lot people arguing that it's a lie and can't be possible. Well, I think the southern greedy traders have conditioned the brain of many people over there to always believe that it must be expensive and no any other way else, it's pathetic to see some other people crying for food which is supposed to be the basis of our existence and affordable to even the poorest amongst us, while some other people in the other places have this same food in abundance. Not always about the government being the issue but also the traders and the marketers too! Over here in my region, philanthropy, help of mankind and sympathy towards fellow humans is the other here. If not for the terrorism and killings going on here, cost of living and raising children with the best of life affordable things even to the poor are a bit easy here, ranging from housing to feeding to transportation and other basic necessities of life.
Honestly you've said it all, North is the best place to live because of accommodating and kind behavior,if not for banditry ,I love the place and the people
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Konquest: 9:43pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
wow....I really marveled at your wide and well informed postulations.... it's further rejuvenate my assertions that we still have intelligent people in this forum! It's a pleasure talking with you sir.

Yes, the governor recently had batches of big buses into the the state just like you rightly said. I think lack of foresight for our leaders is also a factor, the world is going away gradually from carbon monoxide and it's impact in the global warming as we've been constantly seeing in the news outlets. Going the way of CNG conversation of our major food transportation logistics (trucks) will indeed have a significant impact on improving the cost of food stuff as majority of the excuse for cost of things is commonly the cost of diesel and petrol. This inovative tendencies will aid curb this loopholes.
Succinctly stated.

The state Governor's have to get down to work by converting more of these food trucks and trailers to use CNG so they can charge less on transportation and haulage and ALSO introduce price control measures with punishments meted to offenders who increase prices arbitrarily after the diffusion of CNG fuel in major cities of Nigeria because some Nigerians are very greedy and like to game the system to make excessive illegal profits. It is these same people that would point fingers online and offline at some of those alleged politicians while they themselves are rotten with greed.


If you haven't read this thread link BELOW, you can go through it for a summary of resources on the CNG project by the OP who is one of our veteran encyclopedias on NL:

=>https://www.nairaland.com/8238749/hyundai-nigeria-moves-ease-transport

Thanks for the deep insights and submissions on your thread. I wish you a great week ahead.

Cheers.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by luckybliss: 9:43pm On Oct 15, 2024
The place may be kafinkoro in Nigeria state close to minna, yam is very cheap there
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by luckybliss: 9:43pm On Oct 15, 2024
That place may be kafinkoro in Niger state close to minna, yam is very cheap there
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by Catalysttt(op): 9:45pm On Oct 15, 2024
TRUTHaDDICTED:
Which Southerners are you mentioning on this? Is it not your Abokki brothers that skyrocket the stuffs here just to punish us, yet we're buying it and still survive more than them and they can't afford those stuffs at the same rate they're giving it to us. no be juju be that?
Aboki in Hausa means "Friend"! So, I presume, they're your friends there!!!
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by IamAsiri: 9:54pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Yes sir.... Very much the same country, southerners might use transportation cost as an excuse but still yet greed is still there
Did you say transportation cost is being used as an excuse?
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by delpee(f): 9:55pm On Oct 15, 2024
farouk2much:
That's village market....... From all of this towns above...... Mutum daya.... Garatu..... Paiko...... Maikunkele..... Njita..... Gwada... Or kuta..... Its very cheap in these locations
Reminds me of Shiroro and Yikpata (not sure of the spelling) market by the river close to Zumba. Plenty of fresh fish by the riverside. Wonderful experience!

Hope there's respite from the bandits invading Erena side. May God protect the people.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by blackboy(m): 9:55pm On Oct 15, 2024
I don't even think in Buhari time you can buy such for that price. I go all the way to Nassarawa state from Abuja to look for good bargains even Niger state . Guy I hope say you are being honest. Well, go next week and try it and come back here with update.
Catalysttt:
Things are really getting expensive everywhere but seems to be better in some locations than the other (greed and selfishness inclusive)!
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by TRUTHaDDICTED(m): 9:56pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Aboki in Hausa means "Friend"! So, I presume, they're your friends there!!!
Maybe that's the meaning of the word in your language, but once that word is mentioned here, what comes to mind immediately is an evil and wicked killer terrorists.
Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by PEACE2023: 9:58pm On Oct 15, 2024
Catalysttt:
Things are really getting expensive everywhere but seems to be better in some locations than the other (greed and selfishness inclusive)!
In the south everyone is claiming big boys and girls nobody wants to farm therefore, we must buy it as we see it
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