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Those rice and beans are not half paint , they are just 10 cups , half paint is bigger than 10 cups

30 piece of plantain for 1500....🙄🙄

Stephen0mozzy:
Rice #200 per cup?

This antie wey dey cook Chicken Soup with #1,500. Are these true prices?

She no use chicken, na chicken flavour she take cook the soup.

Everything is cheap safe for the rice and beans.

I wish we had village markets in Lagos. The ones around me here are bandits

Ishilove:
I wish we had village markets in Lagos. The ones around me here are bandits

There are.

FAKE PRICES ... EVEN IN THE MOST REMOTE HAMLET IN NIGERIA .... THAT PLANTAIN IS NOT LESS THAN 3K

Caaz:
Today is issele azagba market in Delta state in Anioma province
This evening i went there to get some foodstuffs

I bought a paint (custard rubber)of yellow garri valued 1000
Crayfish 6 pics 500
3 cup of raw groundnuts 600
(i wan fry ham chop)
A bunch of plantain 1500
A role of Sachet tomatoes 700
Half paint of brown Beans(10cup)1500
Rice half paint 2000(10cups)
All purpose spices 6 pieces(half roll 650)

Garri is very cheap in your village.
You can't see a rubber of yellow garri for 1k anywhere in Isoko

Chefinnocent:
Those rice and beans are not half paint , they are just 10 cups , half paint is bigger than 10 cups

The op is sharp.

10 cups is more than half paint, 20 cups is more than 1 paint. That's why market women don't sell if you tell them to count a painter with cups it's only some aboki not even all that sells that way.

that's how I buy mine, If i am also buying anything in bags I ensure they measure it in painters in my presence, you will discover that most bags are 10-11 painters not up to 12 painter.

Reloadedisraelp:
30 piece of plantain for 1500....🙄🙄

Lagos and Abuja go choke most of una.

I bought 42 big and long pieces for 2k and it's been like that since this harvest and I stop buying since most of them get ripe as am usually not at home.

Food prices are cheaper in most of these village markets in south south. Just travel down on the market day.

naptu2:
There are.

I'm sure they are far from me

It's cheap.

The custard paint they have smaller ones they re masquerading as the big one,so i always tell them to measure with big derica gongoni

iamL:
The op is sharp.

10 cups is more than half paint, 20 cups is more than 1 paint. That's why market women don't sell if you tell them to count a painter with cups it's only some aboki not even all that sells that way.

that's how I buy mine, If i am also buying anything in bags I ensure they measure it in painters in my presence, you will discover that most bags are 10-11 painters not up to 12 painter.

Lyricalz01:
Ok na, enjoy, things are so cheap in the village, but na money no dey to buy them

Things are not so cheap in my village, except slice difference in price of garri from town,from delta state

iamL:
Lagos and Abuja go choke most of una.

I bought 42 big and long pieces for 2k and it's been like that since this harvest and I stop buying since most of them get ripe as am usually not at home.

Food prices are cheaper in most of these village markets in south south. Just travel down on the market day.

Plantain is very cheap now. In the last two years, Nigerians engaged in aggressive farming and we're reaping the reward now.

I've left my plantation for my mum. How person go struggle enter farm harvest 10 big bunches of plantain, and these market women will be pricing N15,000 for all?
Two years back, I used to sell a bunch for N4,500 or N5,000.

lyrose:
Things are not so cheap in my village, except slice difference in price of garri from town,from delta state

My mum called some days ago to informed me that a custard of garri is as high as 3k at Abraka.


I m thinking Of waybilling some to them over here.
A paint of yellow garri is still pegged at 1k at issele azagba village market.