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obinnawhyte:its 100kg,26 rubber painter,65 mudus of 10tins of milk.and its 15k for both white and brown. |
Yesterday prices. Beans 15k,maize 10k,surghum 10k,suyabeans 13k,elubo 17k,rice 35k,millet 11k. |
Its not only Lagos,even in the north we are moving from place to another. |
EMMAACHILE:Ogar Emma thanks for your update,beans price has started going up,even here no beans like that in the markets. And also maize. |
My son reach 4 years before he can talk properly. |
As of yesterday market ,maize 10k,beans 15k,suya beans 13k,millet 11k,rice 26k,groundnut unshelled 26k,bambara nut 19k,surghum 9k. All in 100kg bags |
basharmusa84@yahoo.com,BM,U.B.A,2054920084.God bless the giver |
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Yes I was in market yesterday and I realized the prices of grains is going up.then I asked a friend why the prices is going up and he said its because of covid19,now Nigerians will only eat what they produced locally.almost all international countries closed their borders,may God help us to quickly reach an end of this virus. |
[quote author=Sambai65 post=87587393]What is best time to buy and store ? August |
amiable08:I sell in bulk but I live in kontagora 08032777272 and transport to suleja/abuja is just 1k and I believe you will get it cheaper from me |
We just buy some 30 bags of unpeeled agusi with a nairalander from warri. The price has further reduce. Unpeeled is now 12k,peeled one is 36k.all in 100kg bags |
Blackbuoy:iam interested for beans and may be the local rice,am from Niger state.08032777272 |
agroallieds:which one is java 8090 among this ones https://www.nairaland.com/5682420/supply-type-groundnut-large-quantity |
amerengues:3:1, also don't buy unpeeled agusi that's very expensive because this year agusi is not expensive at all,in Niger state unpeeled 100kg bag is still 13k. |
Still available... |
I got a guest from Jos today,he bought produce to lagos.we bought white maize 7k5,yellow maize 8k and beans 13k.
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Op,you support to dey come with update about ur watermelon adventure for us that advice u against it and you said no |
I will not even border myself contacting you because the price is almost always not workable.most of the people requesting for supply in nairaland are agents,and they always want to play smart by cutting the price. |
Citytrend:iam not in support of Fulani.they are many in west because of it proximity to the north.we too northerners now are not happy with Fulani because most of them are involving in armed robbery and kidnapping.but stop chest beating even if they are in South east plenty,there is nothing you can do. |
Which KOR? |
Fish4wealth:OK,here is it:- 08032777272. |
We’ve paid some Fulani to stop killings in Southern Kaduna – El-Rufai ON DECEMBER 3, 201611:00 AMIN NEWS Kaduna State Governor Mallam Nasir el-Rufai has said his government has traced some violent, aggrieved Fulani to their countries and paid them to stop the killings of Southern Kaduna natives and the destruction of their communities saying that the renewed violence is carried out by bandits. El-Rufai made this known while fielding questions from some select Journalists in his office in Kaduna. He said: “For southern Kaduna, we didn’t understand what was going on and we decided to set up a committee under Gen. Martin Luther Agwai (rtd) to find out what was going on there. What was established was that the root of the problem has a history starting from the 2011 post election violence. “Fulani herdsmen from across Africa bring their cattle down towards Middle Belt and Southern Nigeria. The moment the rains starts around March, April, they start moving them up to go back to their various communities and countries. “Unfortunately, it was when they were moving up with their cattle across Southern Kaduna that the elections of 2011 took place and the crisis trapped some of them. “Some of them were from Niger, Cameroon, Chad, Mali and Senegal. Fulanis are in 14 African countries and they traverse this country with the cattle. “So many of these people were killed, cattle lost and they organised themselves and came back to revenge. “So a lot of what was happening in Southern Kaduna was actually from outside Nigeria. We got a hint that the late Governor Patrick Yakowa got this information and he sent someone to go round some of these Fulani communities, but of course after he died, the whole thing stopped. That is what we inherited. But the Agwai committee established that. “We took certain steps. We got a group of people that were going round trying to trace some of these people in Cameroon, Niger republic and so on to tell them that there is a new governor who is Fulani like them and has no problem paying compensations for lives lost and he is begging them to stop killing. “In most of the communities, once that appeal was made to them, they said they have forgiven. There are one or two that asked for monetary compensation. They said they have forgiven the death of human beings, but want compensation for cattle. We said no problem, and we paid some. As recently as two weeks ago, the team went to Niger republic to attend one Fulani gathering that they hold every year with a message from me. All rights reserved. This material and any other digital content on this platform may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, written or distributed in full or in part, without written permission from VANGUARD NEWS. VANGUARD View all posts by vanguard → |
We also have groundnut cake. |
We call them Kampala, kwankwaso and yar mokwa. |
We have type A,B,C groundnut in Niger State and I can supply any one you like in large quantity. Thanks
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WhatsApp me also 08032777272,I will be glad if I supply you even 60 tons from the 150tons |
Rafaelbeulah:yes |
Aizenosa:the price is 8k,transportation cost to aduwawa or Lagos street in Benin city is 1k2 |
Nbote:that's exactly what iam thinking also |
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