₦airaland Forum

1450, Jos South

But big marketers like NIPCO, AA RANO are selling 900, 1K

dalass:
This thing don increase again?

Abi they're importing refined gas too

Bonny gas is deregulated. Mostly exported, Same price with imported. Qatar LPG plant has been destroyed by IRAN.
Dangote is supplying too🤷🏿.

1,350 per lg in mine

1500 in my area...

From 15.6K I bought it last time I paid 20K today for 12.5Kg

In fact I don't even know what to say

The least price you can buy gas even from major plant is 1450, some go as high as 2k in some gas shop ,
The reason be that our gas reserve is critically low ,
Dangote and co prefer to export , cos of the global energy crisis cause by the war ,

1600. Pathetic

I sell for 1500. I buy at 1250 wholesale. Lol

It depends on the kg u want to buy
12k from 6kg gas cylinder here

1450.

Where is it sold pls?
And how much is it?

osayuwamwen:
if u get solar 5 to 8kwh of lithium battery and above go and buy induction cooker u can use it on solar both day and night, I haven't use gas for the past 3 months, strictly on solar for cooking even for this weather when sun nor they shine i still they use induction cooker day and night

Let me find out from my babe Mariangeles the price she bought last week

Lithiumite:
Then how come Beans prices are coming down.....onions i disagree as we are self sufficient in that,sokoto and kebbi alone are very big on onions,cows come from as far as Mali,I met cow hide dealers when I was in ilela,sokoto state and they told me they bring them from segou,Mali......butvi must agree that I never knew about the gas.

Beans would have cost much less, had they opened the border to niger. There was a time trucks loaded with Beans were not allowed into Nigeria from the border. A lot of them perished as trucks in hundreds linedcup at the border for months. That was at the beginning of the ban. I have a friend in Niger.I had shared his information here before.He also gives me this information cos he comes to Nigeria often, Lagos to be precise.
On the onions, our local production alone can't be enough for Lagos to eat . Check Lagos population.Niger is Africa's largest exporter of onions. Check it as well.The gas coming into Nigeria used to come from their refinery. Hope you know they had a refinery .

I bought 1600. My area na alatishe after bogjie ibeju Lekki axis Lagos

Nozarashi:
Na still 1400.
Been like that for months

you're a liar

depend on yr state enter market and ask for induction cooker the only downside is that induction cooker does not work with aluminum pot , na only iron pot they work ontop that cooker

Love800:
Where is it sold pls?
And how much is it?

I no pity una! Everybody must get sense in that country.. I will be dishing monies to those willing to vote the drug baron for 2nd term; I must take a revenge.

2k in Bonny

Eriokanmi:
Beans would have cost much less, had they opened the border to niger. There was a time trucks loaded with Beans were not allowed into Nigeria from the border. A lot of them perished as trucks in hundreds linedcup at the border for months. That was at the beginning of the ban. I have a friend in Niger.I had shared his information here before.He also gives me this information cos he comes to Nigeria often, Lagos to be precise.
On the onions, our local production alone can't be enough for Lagos to eat . Check Lagos population.Niger is Africa's largest exporter of onions. Check it as well.The gas coming into Nigeria used to come from their refinery. Hope you know they had a refinery .

I really acknowledge your erudite inferences on this but I beg to differ......beans is a major staple in Nigeria and to be honest nigerians arent feeling the pinch on the border closure with niger honestly compared to when we had issues with benin republic and rice became an issue.

On onions,Nigeria is the largest producer in africa after Egypt,the onions out of aliero,kebbi state alone will feed the entire country.

I am aware niger had a refinery but in all honesty, I never knew we get gas from there,how are they transported and where do the dispatch,the logistics will be quite cumbersome as you would have thousands of gas trucks heading south from the north which will be quite visble to everyone but I don't even see anything of such.

Eriokanmi:
Beans would have cost much less, had they opened the border to niger. There was a time trucks loaded with Beans were not allowed into Nigeria from the border. A lot of them perished as trucks in hundreds linedcup at the border for months. That was at the beginning of the ban. I have a friend in Niger.I had shared his information here before.He also gives me this information cos he comes to Nigeria often, Lagos to be precise.
On the onions, our local production alone can't be enough for Lagos to eat . Check Lagos population.Niger is Africa's largest exporter of onions. Check it as well.The gas coming into Nigeria used to come from their refinery. Hope you know they had a refinery .

Tinubu whatsapp group people. Satan go punish una

Lithiumite:
I really acknowledge your erudite inferences on this but I beg to differ......beans is a major staple in Nigeria and to be honest nigerians arent feeling the pinch on the border closure with niger honestly compared to when we had issues with benin republic and rice became an issue.

On onions,Nigeria is the largest producer in africa after Egypt,the onions out of aliero,kebbi state alone will feed the entire country.

I am aware niger had a refinery but in all honesty, I never knew we get gas from there,how are they transported and where do the dispatch,the logistics will be quite cumbersome as you would have thousands of gas trucks heading south from the north which will be quite visble to everyone but I don't even see anything of such.

Tinubu WhatsApp group people. Satan go punish all of you.

AmazingELixir:


Issorite!... its well with Nigerians...i bought N18,750 for 12.5kg two days ago.

This is for ibadan days ago

Why use gas for boiling water or warm food? That’s more cost consuming na. I have this LED electric hot plate that saved my cooking gas. I was thinking initially that it would consume electricity but that has hardly been the case. I truly recommend it for all households. I only use my gas when there is no light. Else, I use the LED hot plate and my electricity still carries me for the number of months it carries me for.

quote author=Kaido post=139490971]Na to go buy charcoal stove and a bag of charcoal.


Gas go be for warming food and boiling water.[/quote]

We were dey for village are mostly not affected by tinubu's govt policies, we use firewood from bushes for most of our cookings, we cultivate our cassavas and mill our oil. Since I moved to the village about a year ago my life has never remain the same, I now have more saving, I have added weight, am not addicted to any lifestyle, am no more shy or feel to exposed. When people from my city sees me now they hardly believe its the same person. In fact the average village people saves and keep more money than those in the city except those who have a stable business or high paying job.

Nozarashi:
Na still 1400.
Been like that for months

You're apt, same in Abuja and Benin. Visited my mum in Benin city had to get her a new 6kg cylinder and I filled it at 1400 naira per kg.


We make a living by what we earned, and make life by what we give

janeedema:
Why use gas for boiling water or warm food? That’s more cost consuming na. I have this LED electric hot plate that saved my cooking gas. I was thinking initially that it would consume electricity but that has hardly been the case. I truly recommend it for all households. I only use my gas when there is no light. Else, I use the LED hot plate and my electricity still carries me for the number of months it carries me for.

The power supply in my location has drastically reduced from 19 hours to 10 hours a day. Now, we barely have 5hours of power. I will get the LED hot plate, when power is stable.

Sonnobax15:

Na 1600 per KG i dey sell

We buy at the rate of 1350 as wholesalers.

Chief.. How's the gas business, is it profitable..

In range, like how much do I need to start..

LifeofDream:
Chief.. How's the gas business, is it profitable..

In range, like how much do I need to start..

Not profitable as it stands right now. But if you want to set it up,with just only one 50kg cylinder,let's say 500k.

billionman:
Gas can't be 1200 in lagos cos the refinery is close to lagos.

ok

50 naira in Edo if u have APC card or Tinubu's cap

Phabulous4:
You're making 250 per kg!

Nawa oo

Should he be making 50 naira only ?

I beg to differ... Our problem in this country is the masses not the government

wasi9ice:
The thing no sweet at all,
Our problem in this country is our government