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Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by AngelicBeing: 8:46pm On May 15 |
Mariangeles:Yesssssssss |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Almaigaa: 8:49pm On May 15 |
nedu666: Have you ever heard about "group of companies"?. When you get money, you will lay your hands on multiple businesses. Besides, I did this yam business over 15 years ago. I dey buy and load in like 4 trailers. Which i take to Benin, Asaba, Warri and some times Onitsha. I make good money from each trip. However, I stopped due to some reasons. But I plan to start again soon |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Ramirezkhay(m): 8:58pm On May 15 |
At the bolded no suppose Dy this list Na Rich Man Food Otaiky: |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Evans20: 8:59pm On May 15 |
Anything that people enjoy prices always goes up Some places satchet water is 50 naira, very soon now people will be selling cup of water in their houses, haba garri that we love so much has gone up, Nigeria why |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by ikorodureporta: 8:59pm On May 15 |
Only palm oil price did not change 1 Like |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by chelseamann(m): 8:59pm On May 15 |
kestolove95:#3600 Per Paint 2 Likes |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Almaigaa: 9:05pm On May 15 |
emperor4love: No mind an |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by RenaissanceGuy: 9:17pm On May 15 |
thesicilian:Very true. A bag of rice that used to be around β¦10K in 2015 was very costly then, as only 2% of Nigerians could afford it then. Clap for yourself please. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by HisXLNC1: 9:26pm On May 15 |
Zonefree:This man! You still never repent? We don wait for you tire. But you funny sha. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by vibemad007: 9:27pm On May 15 |
Eba a plate yesterday was 500 now its 700 |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Erums(m): 9:58pm On May 15 |
Ewedu |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by TheGiftedOne(m): 10:13pm On May 15 |
EreluRoz: I've been to this LGA, I no notice say them get yam ooo. And I dey Abuja. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by komzy589(m): 10:55pm On May 15 |
EreluRoz:You have an agenda with this information π |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Orlu15(m): 11:07pm On May 15 |
OP, forget all those places.Yam is cheaper here Benue (Zaki-Biam) precisely than those. The good thing is Benue yams are very sweet. check my signature for serious order! |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by kipson5(m): 11:35pm On May 15 |
Lagos price of foodstuffs is on another level Please follow let's grow together, I promise to follow back www.Facebook.com/kipsom |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Sunnydays: 1:43am On May 16 |
Sweet potatoes |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Juliearth(f): 1:51am On May 16 |
WhiteIverson: Help me tell them. A medium- sized tuber retails for 1k or more. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by 2Ways(m): 3:20am On May 16 |
EreluRoz: Which market in Nasarawa Toto sales cheap Yam? |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by thesicilian: 5:03am On May 16 |
RenaissanceGuy:Did you not complain when it was 10k? Were you able to afford it then? Was there any one who was clapping for the government when fuel was 87 naira? Now you're missing 2015 because 2024 is biting you hard. In 2036 you'll still look back at 2024 and regret. It's always been like that. Nothing is cheap. All you can do is stay above the economy. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by tonyshine01: 5:50am On May 16 |
So that una go increase the price with a renewed sheet. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by 7arrows: 6:19am On May 16 |
Mariangeles: Nothing. Thanks to a government that only cares for themselves. They will soon TAX us for posting on nairaland. Let's bet it |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Ologbo147: 6:32am On May 16 |
Almaigaa:leave Benin now, you bald flat-headed demon, try comparing to port harcourt that is closer to your place and see it is costlier there, I know people who left port harcourt and come to Benin to stay citing cost of things. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by YoshihideSuga: 6:34am On May 16 |
Almaigaa: Interesting. Is it only yams they sell there? What about other cash crops like sesame, ginger, hibiscus flowers etc? |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Love800(m): 7:23am On May 16 |
Flour! Are you joking? CodeTemplar: |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by CodeTemplar: 7:25am On May 16 |
Love800:how much is a bag flour compared to a bag of cassava flour or garri? Please go and try cassava flour if wheat flour isnt cheap. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Love800(m): 7:29am On May 16 |
Is it still cheap now? emmy512: |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by 99thEnemy(m): 7:31am On May 16 |
Mariangeles:Toto is a local government in Nassarawa state. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Love800(m): 7:36am On May 16 |
Wetin person wan use cassava flour do? CodeTemplar: |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Almaigaa: 8:11am On May 16 |
YoshihideSuga: Other cash crops are sold there. However, Yam section is larger in all the mentioned markets |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by Almaigaa: 8:16am On May 16 |
Ologbo147: See this Ologbo man. Cowards wey Ishekiri don drive them commot for their ancestral land (Ologbo). Ishekiri didn't stop there, they also install their kings as Enegie. Pim una no fit talk. Na to come online make mouth una sabi Ijaw don also collect Gelegele and many other communities from una. Fulani herdsman don sack many Communities for Akoko Edo side But fear no allow una talk. If I hear pim from you, I will advise Ijaw and Ishekiri to take over the entire Benin
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Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by RenaissanceGuy: 8:18am On May 16 |
thesicilian:Fallacy. Unless you are less than 20 years old and can't remember how life was then, there's no way you'd be saying this. Nobody was complaining and everybody knew that it was cheap then. Can you compare it to now that people who now eat rice are seen as rich people?? There was absolute price stability for foodstuff for many years. Or have you forgotten that a bag of sachet water was sold for β¦50 for more than 15 years, but suddenly tripled in price within months that APC took over. |
Re: Which Foodstuff Do You Still Consider Cheap Presently? (picture) by emmy512(m): 9:19am On May 16 |
Love800:My mom says it costs 500 or 250 and whichever you buy can satisfy 2 people. 500 own can last 3 days of frying or boiling for one person with a big mouth like me |
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