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Following the blocking of foodstuff by northern traders to Southern part of Nigeria, IGBERE TV has gathered the traders have lost over 10 billion naira in one week.

IGBERE TV had reported that members of the Amalgamated Union of Foodstuff and Cattle Dealers of Nigeria across the Northern part of the country have started diverting their goods and all consumables to the neigbouring countries of Niger Republic and Cameroon

They have also begun blocking trade routes to the South by stopping food item-laden trucks from going south.

Speaking to IGBERE TV via telephone, a trader, Musa Tijani said they have lost over N10Billion in just one week and pleaded with the group to allow them bring their foodstuff to the Southern part of the country.

According to him, "most of the perishable foodstuff have spoiled because even the countries that we are moving the goods to have the items".

"So, what happens is that when we get there, they won't buy most of the foodstuff till we will just dash them or dump them there."

"We need stop this blockage and see ourselves as one. There is no difference between an Igbo man, Hausa, Yoruba and Fulani if we our leaders can unite us" he told our correspondent.

Wisdomkosi:
Blockage: Northern Tomato Farmers, Traders Lose Over N10Billion in One Week, Cry Out for Help

By Wisdom Nwedene

Following the blocking of foodstuff by northern traders to Southern part of Nigeria, IGBERE TV has gathered the traders have lost over 10 billion naira in one week.

IGBERE TV had reported that members of the Amalgamated Union of Foodstuff and Cattle Dealers of Nigeria across the Northern part of the country have started diverting their goods and all consumables to the neigbouring countries of Niger Republic and Cameroon

They have also begun blocking trade routes to the South by stopping food item-laden trucks from going south.

Speaking to IGBERE TV via telephone, a trader, Musa Tijani said they have lost over N10Billion in just one week and pleaded with the group to allow them bring their foodstuff to the Southern part of the country.

According to him, "most of the perishable foodstuff have spoiled because even the countries that we are moving the goods to have the items".

"So, what happens is that when we get there, they won't buy most of the foodstuff till we will just dash them or dump them there."

"We need stop this blockage and see ourselves as one. There is no difference between an Igbo man, Hausa, Yoruba and Fulani if we our leaders can unite us" he told our correspondent.

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Source : https://igberetvnews.com/1383920/blockage-northern-tomato-farmers-traders-lose-n10billion-one-week-cry-help/

Kriss216:
I went to the market yesterday to buy cow meat for stew. They said no cow meat, I kukuma buy One old layer chicken, N2400. I use am cook stew and one wicked pot of Egusi soup. There's this joy anytime I opened my pot of stew and see the head of the chicken smiling at me.


God punish cow meat!

sylve11:
By trying to punish someone, you only end up punishing yourself.

Kriss216:
I went to the market yesterday to buy cow meat for stew. They said no cow meat, I kukuma buy One old layer chicken, N2400. I use am cook stew and one wicked pot of Egusi soup. There's this joy anytime I opened my pot of stew and see the head of the chicken smiling at me.


God punish cow meat!