₦airaland Forum

Stephen0mozzy:
That's the beautiful thing about the North that I love. They're technically feeding the nation with agricultural produce.

They produce it, so it makes sense that it's very cheap there.

Here in the South, with our so called fertile ground we don't product anything at an industrial scale like these folks. Last time, I bought roughly 7 seeds of not-so-big tomatoe size for #500.

Stephen0mozzy:
That's the beautiful thing about the North that I love. They're technically feeding the nation with agricultural produce.

They produce it, so it makes sense that it's very cheap there.

Here in the South, with our so called fertile ground we don't product anything at an industrial scale like these folks. Last time, I bought roughly 7 seeds of not-so-big tomatoes size for #500.

BlocksNG:
85oo is not "just", data boy. In Jonathan regime, a basket of tomatoes isn't more than 1200. alayebibaje.

Stephen0mozzy:
That's the beautiful thing about the North that I love. They're technically feeding the nation with agricultural produce.

They produce it, so it makes sense that it's very cheap there.

Here in the South, with our so called fertile ground we don't product anything at an industrial scale like these folks. Last time, I bought roughly 7 seeds of not-so-big tomatoe size for #500.

BlocksNG:
85oo is not "just", data boy. In Jonathan regime, a basket of tomatoes isn't more than 1200. alayebibaje.

tetralogyfallot:
Its that time and season of the year again where we stock our refrigerators with tomatoes and pepper for a rainy day. Their prices are ridiculously cheap and affordable. This is for personal consumption. This is yankaba market in kano. Dated 06/feb/26

tetralogyfallot:
Its that time and season of the year again where we stock our refrigerators with tomatoes and pepper for a rainy day. Their prices are ridiculously cheap and affordable. This is for personal consumption. This is yankaba market in kano. Dated 06/feb/26

Haydens:
For Misau, Bauchi tomatoes and pepper 500 go full that big black nylon. I dey buy 5 or 6 medium sometimes big size water melon for 1000. Cabbage, carrot e.t.c are very very cheap and plenty. How I wish I go relocate the market back to my place if I'm going back home.

If you see suya of 1k you go shout, dem dey even cut 8 or 9 big pieces of suya for you for 500.

xxxx999jon:
they ain't feeding the nation we should stop saying this rubbish,plus if that's the price of those items up there in kano .then to me its still expensive...

Apart from tomatoes and onions ,bean and beef.what else do they bring from up there that we consume in the south exactly..the last time the stopped their goods from coming down south under buhari..when the commodities started spoiling and the economy up north started feeling it..mad the south just switched to canned tomatoes, pepper, chicken...at that time the North knew they were not feeding Nigeria at all..it was just a ruse .

Most of Southern ppl meals are wheat..bread indomie, spaghetti,rice ...imported ,garri,fufu,yam ,amala, starch..that's cassava and yam..those are from the south not north all major fruits..are majorly from the south with honourable mention of benue ,kogi .

tetralogyfallot:
I bought this basket of scotch bonnet pepper (atarodo) for just N5000

tetralogyfallot:
I bought this basket of red bell pepper also known as tatashe for just N5000

tetralogyfallot:
This crate of fresh tomatoes goes for just N4000

Nadingo:
Yeah. I bought the bag of scotch bonnet for N11k from Dass LGA, paid waybill of N1k to Bauchi town.

Stephen0mozzy:
That's the beautiful thing about the North that I love. They're technically feeding the nation with agricultural produce.

They produce it, so it makes sense that it's very cheap there.

Here in the South, with our so called fertile ground we don't product anything at an industrial scale like these folks. Last time, I bought roughly 7 seeds of not-so-big tomatoe size for #500.

Edit::
Some people have taken it upon themselves to mention me and school me on how the North isn't feeding the nation. If we check, I'm more Southern than you guys. I call a spade a spade. Just as the South finances the nation with oil, the North feeds us.


Krye me a river. ✌🏿

tetralogyfallot:
I bought this big basket for just 8500

Stephen0mozzy:
That's the beautiful thing about the North that I love. They're technically feeding the nation with agricultural produce.

They produce it, so it makes sense that it's very cheap there.

Here in the South, with our so called fertile ground we don't product anything at an industrial scale like these folks. Last time, I bought roughly 7 seeds of not-so-big tomatoe size for #500.

Edit::
Some people have taken it upon themselves to mention me and school me on how the North isn't feeding the nation. If we check, I'm more Southern than you guys. I call a spade a spade. Just as the South finances the nation with oil, the North feeds us.


Krye me a river. ✌🏿

tetralogyfallot:
I bought this big basket for just 8500

Middlewealth:
Cheap food everywhere, yet Baba Tinubu is not working. Was Rome built in a day? Baba its you or nobody.