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Where is the decimal point?
Only a decimal point makes it full naira ,otherwise this is just the kobo equivalent.
42000=420.00

Naijahelm:
A Nigerian man was given the shock of his life after seeing a piece of fish sold for N42000 in a supermarket in Lagos.

Chris shared the photo and wrote; So earlier today, i was at the Grand square supermarket in Victoria Island, to get some snacks to quench my cravings.

Guess what I saw? Can you imagine this piece of fish is sold for 42,000 Naira?

Shouldn't this be a wake up call for all Nigerians to go into fishing? Water don pass Garri o.

http://www.naijahelm.com/2017/03/nigerian-man-given-shock-of-his-life.html?m=1

http://www.instagram.com/p/BRTwtxzg1z0/

Me too wan cry. Abeg put am down.

AutosBay:
Mistake it's N420

Abi oo
Yeye post

Nah mistake, the piece of fish is 42naira only. Typographical error.

amiibaby:
Cool I wanna buy










Come and collect the cash

Amiinwa!

Probably one of the fishes that was used to feed 5000 men

ngeneukwuewuGOAT:
The buyer must be a beneficiary of Tunibu's looted funds. I guess is even a relation to BAT.


Work hard and earn your salary in a hard way, you will never participate in such frugality

Oga, abeg check the meaning of frugality for ya dictionary.

sipsip:
That is Diamond fish na. It contains vitamins, protein, carbohydrate, carbon dioxide, carbon copy... it has a fridge in it. You can eat it and it will grow back, provided you eat just one part of it. Yes... that small thing. The computer that was used to type the price is mad. The eatery that sold the fish is mad. The guy that bought the fish is mad. The boat that was used to catch the fish is mad, the fish that was killed itself is mad too. Rubbish set of people.

How about the op?

It is either an error or it happened in Zimbabwe

ngeneukwuewuGOAT:
The buyer must be a beneficiary of Tunibu's looted funds. I guess is even a relation to BAT.


Work hard and earn your salary in a hard way, you will never participate in such frugality

I don't think u know d meaning of frugality.

it could be a mistake, maybe they meant# 420

Skelewu:
Oga, abeg check the meaning of frugality for ya dictionary.

CNT stop laughing here, u know the words sounds like " act of spending lavishly"

I beg, se Jonah dy inside the fish??

That's 420.00 naira

sipsip:
That is Diamond fish na. It contains vitamins, protein, carbohydrate, carbon dioxide, carbon copy... it has a fridge in it. You can eat it and it will grow back, provided you eat just one part of it. Yes... that small thing. The computer that was used to type the price is mad. The eatery that sold the fish is mad. The guy that bought the fish is mad. The boat that was used to catch the fish is mad, the fish that was killed itself is mad too. Rubbish set of people.

Bros na only you correct pass

bro that one is mistake, i mean typing error, so u want tell me that the full fish will reach 150,000 Naira

cashkid:
CNT stop laughing here, u know the words sounds like " act of spending lavishly"

Exactly, but in actual fact it's the total opposite.

That's someone's 1, 2, 3 or 4 months salary with hard labour. Arrant nonsense! I guess they meant to type 4200 or 420. Well, that money is absolutely nothing to some people

That has got to be a labelling error.... This shouldnt be making the rounds on social media!

42000 is not the same as 42000 naira... .

I guess it was a mistake. No one in his or her right mind would buy that at that price. It's probably 420.00 naira.

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Things are hard in the country, yes but not even a pistol on my face will make me believe this.

I guess no one notices the fact that the fish is labeled as "Chinese Dried Fish"

Dude I think it was a typo ! Maybe they meant 420 Naira ....

Naijahelm:
A Nigerian man was given the shock of his life after seeing a piece of fish sold for N42000 in a supermarket in Lagos.

Chris shared the photo and wrote; So earlier today, i was at the Grand square supermarket in Victoria Island, to get some snacks to quench my cravings.

Guess what I saw? Can you imagine this piece of fish is sold for 42,000 Naira?

Shouldn't this be a wake up call for all Nigerians to go into fishing? Water don pass Garri o.

http://www.naijahelm.com/2017/03/nigerian-man-given-shock-of-his-life.html?m=1

http://www.instagram.com/p/BRTwtxzg1z0/

Naijahelm:
A Nigerian man was given the shock of his life after seeing a piece of fish sold for N42000 in a supermarket in Lagos.

Chris shared the photo and wrote; So earlier today, i was at the Grand square supermarket in Victoria Island, to get some snacks to quench my cravings.

Guess what I saw? Can you imagine this piece of fish is sold for 42,000 Naira?

Shouldn't this be a wake up call for all Nigerians to go into fishing? Water don pass Garri o.

http://www.naijahelm.com/2017/03/nigerian-man-given-shock-of-his-life.html?m=1

http://www.instagram.com/p/BRTwtxzg1z0/

is a lie....

Naijahelm:
A Nigerian man was given the shock of his life after seeing a piece of fish sold for N42000 in a supermarket in Lagos.

Chris shared the photo and wrote; So earlier today, i was at the Grand square supermarket in Victoria Island, to get some snacks to quench my cravings.

Guess what I saw? Can you imagine this piece of fish is sold for 42,000 Naira?

Shouldn't this be a wake up call for all Nigerians to go into fishing? Water don pass Garri o.

http://www.naijahelm.com/2017/03/nigerian-man-given-shock-of-his-life.html?m=1

http://www.instagram.com/p/BRTwtxzg1z0/

Fake. When did R become the symbol for Naira ?

Chai....... may be eating the fish will give you supernatural powers

I'm sure it was probably an error