Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket - Food - Nairaland
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| Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket by JFK68(op): 7:47pm On Jul 31, 2016 |
small basket of tomato, which sold for N25,000 in May, is now going for N800 in Kaduna. And, no, it is not a joke. It had been all anger and pain for households as the price of tomatoes hit the roof across the country as a result of scarcity caused by tuta absoluta, also known as ‘tomatoc ebola’. This affected the crop in most parts of the north-west, notably Kaduna, Jigawa, Katsina and Kano states. As a result, the basket prices jumped from the range of N800-N1200 to between N25,000 and N40,000 at the height of the crisis. At the Line Dogo (Rail Line) tomatoes and vegetable market in Kaduna on Saturday, it was a beehive of activities. Buyers could not believe their eyes as tomato prices had crashed to a two-month low. Abass Mai Tumatur, chairman of the tomato sellers, told TheCable it was a “pleasant relief” for everyone as tomato is now available and in large quantities. https://www.thecable.ng/hurray-tomato-price-crashes-n25000-n800-per-basket
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| Re: Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket by Cutehector(m): 7:49pm On Jul 31, 2016 |
The price of spagetti should reduce na. Biko kwa! |
| Re: Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket by viver1: 7:53pm On Jul 31, 2016 |
Cutehector:Abi o |
| Re: Tomato Price Crashes From N25,000 To N800 Per Basket by Cutehector(m): 7:55pm On Jul 31, 2016 |
viver1:my brother since spagetti increase, I just dey chop quaker oat like madt. Infact my Belle don dey slim down already sef. |
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