₦airaland Forum

runsboy:
They have been saving for the rams since the last Ed-El-Kabir maybe

Exactly...
Many average/below-average muslim families do 'ajo' i.e. thrift towards buying Ileya ram.

deLogo:
German shepherd is #250,000 Bull Dog #300,000 Pitbull #500,000 local 404 is #2000 only

404

Laburus:
Me Going to Tell my Fulani friends How Much a Cow is worth in your Village., May I know where Please?

I won't tell you



U

When is d Salah sef?

Keneking:
Ordinary ram, by Christmas, most Christians would be buying rice for N35,000 per bag

- do we import rams?
- what does rams got to do with dollars?
- are the meals imported?
- has the transport cost for moving rams suddenly jumped by more than 200%?

what have we done to deserve this treatment in Nigeria?

We do not import rams, agreed. But those ram sellers also buy other imported products whose prices have skyrocked, so they had to increase the prices of their rams as well in order to keep up with the reality on ground.

Tospark:
MY TAKE.
.
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Na must to buy Ram.. You Goat suppliment it if Ram cost abeg, meat na meat.

Islamically meat no be meat ooo... Ram na dole ooo

bettercreature:
It doesn't mean he has money,it's an obligation for them to kill Ram,some even sell their property or get loan or borrow from friends,just to buy Ram
We have a family friend who sold one of their houses just to raise money to go to Saudi arabia

Guy it's NEVER an obligation to kill an animal during Sallah, it's just a voluntary act which has become strong due to its cultural implications.
Hajj too on the other hand only becomes mandatory IF the person is wealthy enough to comfortably afford the Pilgrimage without causing any financial difficulties on him or his family.

Empiree:
In my humble- honest opinion, dollar's rise should NEVER ever impact local market. Govt should have been firm on price control regardless. And they should make gas available for transporting Rams at very low rate.

Dollar rates or not should only be a matter btw govt and international countries. Anyways, the reason i am here is to get price for a BIG RAM in Ogun State. When i said BIG, I meant like this.

Any idea please?

The reason why dollar should affect local market is this: I cannot sell my locally produced goods for cheap, while I buy imported goods at exorbitant prices. If I do that I will find it difficult to cope with the current economy situation.

Keneking:
Ordinary ram, by Christmas, most Christians would be buying rice for N35,000 per bag

- do we import rams?
- what does rams got to do with dollars?
- are the meals imported?
- has the transport cost for moving rams suddenly jumped by more than 200%?

what have we done to deserve this treatment in Nigeria?

The ram seller will have to pay rent from the proceed, move around (transport), pay light bill, buy bag of rice. The seller has to survive in Nigeria. Everything in Nigeria has gone up. He needs to make enough money to survive in Nigeria so he raises the price.

Jidibia:
The reason why dollar should affect local market is this: I cannot sell my locally produced goods for cheap, while I buy imported goods at exorbitant prices. If I do that I will find it difficult to cope with the current economy situation.

First all, every nigerian buy goods from abroad?. Second, this is the reason govt needs to encourage agriculture locally and I will support banning large import of goods (to sell) in nigeria. Ingenious should be encouraged to produce from within by using their brain. You are making other countries rich by importing food product. Nigeria should NEVER allowed that. They have all that locally but no one wants to farm or herds livestocks

Empiree:
First all, every nigerian buy goods from abroad?. Second, this is the reason govt needs to encourage agriculture locally and I will support banning large import of goods (to sell) in nigeria. Ingenious should be encouraged to produce from within by using their brain. You are making other countries rich by importing food product. Nigeria should NEVER allowed that. They have all that locally but no one wants to farm or herds livestocks

Bro, u did not understand my take. I deal in ram as my business which is my source of livelyhood, now I go to the market to buy other products for consumption and prices of those things have gone up, I will definately increase the prices of my ram.

A blind deaf and dumb ran up for grabs....
65000 only

nkowaputa:
The ram seller will have to pay rent from the proceed, move around (transport), pay light bill, buy bag of rice. The seller has to survive in Nigeria. Everything in Nigeria has gone up. He needs to make enough money to survive in Nigeria so he raises the price.

God bless you my brother for your simple analogy. You and I are on the same page.

Jidibia:
Bro, u did not understand my take. I deal in ram as my business which is my source of livelyhood, now I go to the market to buy other products for consumption and prices of those things have gone up, I will definately increase the prices of my ram.

Ohh well, i can understand. But what I am saying is people that sell locally like you sell ram , govt should have lower fixed rate for fuel and other necessities to be able to transport your rams and their basic daily living. That way, you not affected. Price would not jump this high. This is too damn high man.

Well, didnt know you deal in Ram business. Look at the picture below. How much will this cost in Ogun state?. And which state are you located?

Shae na Laptop RAM! 40K e worth am.

I talk kam!

ademidedavid:
we have been eating ram for the past years
if we cannot eat ram this year, its not a crime
once there is life there is always hope
we shouldnt go out of the norms because we need to eat ram
let us appreciate the gift of life
and just settle down with chicken
or even fish
LET US EAT OUR OKELE GBIBE WITH IRORUN

You just called fish even in this buhari period,Son what planet are you from?

everything is expensive but salaries stay the same even some organizations reduced their workers salaries

Keneking:
Ordinary ram, by Christmas, most Christians would be buying rice for N35,000 per bag

- do we import rams?
- what does rams got to do with dollars?
- are the meals imported?
- has the transport cost for moving rams suddenly jumped by more than 200%?

what have we done to deserve this treatment in Nigeria?

you did wrong by voting buharia

123k, Kano, 3days ago.

PassingShot:
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This your prayer shall not come to pass. Going by current development, price of rice will be around 12k or less by Christmas. When it happens, you're free to go look for the one of N50k for yourself so you can say "I said it".

This going rate is not much different from last year's.

And that you call Sallah ram "ordinary ram" shows your lack of knowledge about the traditional cost of Salah rams.


As I always say, wailing is allowed but with common sense!

u've said it all

viviangist:
Few days to the 2016 Ed-El-Kabir celebration, prices of various sizes of rams have gone up astronomically across Nigerian states such as Abuja, Lagos, Ibadan and oher parts.

Checks by Online media revealed that the prices were higher than what the rams sold for in 2015, with a small size ram now being sold for N30,000 – N40,000 as against N17,000 it was sold last year.

See prices:

Ibadan, Oyo state

Bodija market

Medium ram -N40,000 and N45,000
Big - N100, 000

Sabo

Big - N180, 000 - N250, 000.

Zuba ram depot, Abuja

Medium ram - N60,000 and N65,000,

Big - N100,000 and N180,000.

*It was even discovered that apart from their high cost, rams were not even available in the most of the markets visited at Gwagwalada, Zuba, Mararaba, Nyayan, Lugbe, and Mpape.

Lagos State, Ojota

Big ram - N135,000

Medium ram - N60,000 and N70,000.

Meiran ram market in Meiran area of the Lagos-Abeokuta High way

Smallest ram – N55,000

Big ram - N200,000 and N180,000.

Source http://www.viviangist.com/ed-el-kabir-2016-see-the-prices-of-rams-across-nigeria-today

this kameti go be how much?

i have a few but they are arround ifo ogun state...

Empiree:
In my humble- honest opinion, dollar's rise should NEVER ever impact local market. Govt should have been firm on price control regardless. And they should make gas available for transporting Rams at very low rate.

Dollar rates or not should only be a matter btw govt and international countries. Anyways, the reason i am here is to get price for a BIG RAM in Ogun State. When i said BIG, I meant like this.

Any idea please?

kolaa007:
i have a few but they are arround ifo ogun state...

u cant give price?

I bought two big rams today for 70k.
North and cheaper rams are like 5&6

It's a lie, I was @ a ram market in Gbagada yesterday nd d prices are similar 2 last year's. U can't jst Base ur report on asking price. A ram that is placed on 100k may eventually be sold @ 55k after bargaining. Also, there is nothing like small, big nd medium in a ram market. There can be as much as 20 diff size categories in a ram market.

viviangist:
Few days to the 2016 Ed-El-Kabir celebration, prices of various sizes of rams have gone up astronomically across Nigerian states such as Abuja, Lagos, Ibadan and oher parts.

Checks by Online media revealed that the prices were higher than what the rams sold for in 2015, with a small size ram now being sold for N30,000 – N40,000 as against N17,000 it was sold last year.

See prices:

Ibadan, Oyo state

Bodija market

Medium ram -N40,000 and N45,000
Big - N100, 000

Sabo

Big - N180, 000 - N250, 000.

Zuba ram depot, Abuja

Medium ram - N60,000 and N65,000,

Big - N100,000 and N180,000.

*It was even discovered that apart from their high cost, rams were not even available in the most of the markets visited at Gwagwalada, Zuba, Mararaba, Nyayan, Lugbe, and Mpape.

Lagos State, Ojota

Big ram - N135,000

Medium ram - N60,000 and N70,000.

Meiran ram market in Meiran area of the Lagos-Abeokuta High way

Smallest ram – N55,000

Big ram - N200,000 and N180,000.

Source http://www.viviangist.com/ed-el-kabir-2016-see-the-prices-of-rams-across-nigeria-today

PassingShot:
[s][/s]
This your prayer shall not come to pass. Going by current development, price of rice will be around 12k or less by Christmas. When it happens, you're free to go look for the one of N50k for yourself so you can say "I said it".

This going rate is not much different from last year's.

And that you call Sallah ram "ordinary ram" shows your lack of knowledge about the traditional cost of Salah rams.


As I always say, wailing is allowed but with common sense!

No mind am him don buy one before. And if den gv u nah u go open ya mouth dey shout say d meat sweet oo not knowing u dn talk sumtin else before

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Get ur own first den share testimony

For some years back now ram has been on the high price, it depend on your bargain level and some people do lie about the price of their ram, I saw a ram in my area 2days ago the same size with the one I bought last year at 55k and the person told me 120k. And in some ram market you will be force to turn back to due to high price.... @GameGod, where do u buy your ram at 32k? @tunde222, I had tried gbagada and their price is fair.

Keneking:
Ordinary ram, by Christmas, most Christians would be buying rice for N35,000 per bag

- do we import rams?
- what does rams got to do with dollars?
- are the meals imported?
- has the transport cost for moving rams suddenly jumped by more than 200%?

what have we done to deserve this treatment in Nigeria?

kene,ask yourself that question and provide answer yourself as well...cos you are the same person always shouting "JONATHAN OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooOOoo00ooòöøóööo...."....abi gej still dey there?

[quote author=TheArchangel post=49095208][/quote]someone rightly called him zombie earlier and he cried to the mods and apparently had him unjustifiably banned but here is he,as always,calling a nairalander WAILER WITHOUT SENSES!
Be careful,he may report and get you banned..


Op,happy sallah in advance and may God provide for us all.