feranmi143:
Yo fish, uncook / fried onions

Me I shock oooh, nairaland dey deceive alot of people I swear. That's not the type of onion for that swag hm want show.

Joezik:



Which kind uncooked food

cooked bro

mariahAngel:


All food items?
If that is so, why does op keep buying and showing up mostly peppers?

Op @ManirBk, when next you go to the market, buy some plantains, then come and tell us how much you bought them.
I challenge you.
Abi na only tomatoes, peppers and onions una dey chop for Kebbi state?




Are you totally sure about that?

ma'am major foodstuffs like rice,bean, vegetables, groundnut (groundnut oil),onions, soya beans,corn ,millet are grown in the north,wch makes it more cheaper than south

motionarena:


This food wey you cook na SAPA meal for the Gods ooo

SAPA meal

How much is gas sold over there please...

mariahAngel:


People assume everything is cheap up north.
I strongly doubt that is the case.

Where did they said 'everything '? Kai!
To read e easy but understanding na rocket science

ManirBK:
I just went to Kara market today in Birnin Kebbi and purchased some items.
Meat 9Slices @300
Tomato @100
Peppers @100
Onion @100
Lettuce @50

TOTAL 650 Naira and my wife prepared a good dish for me.
(Rice, Beef stew and Salad)

I wish I fit see a well paying job in the North East or North West, cost of living is so cheap in the North.

Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

Never been to Taraba but Benue, things are now expensive especially Makurdi town. The fruit basket of the nation don enter mud

alatbaba1:


Never been to Taraba but Benue, things are now expensive especially Makurdi town. The fruit basket of the nation don enter mud

Lol

Nice

mariahAngel:


People assume everything is cheap up north.
I strongly doubt that is the case.

Cheap is relative.

Food is way cheaper in the north than the south. But things cultivated only in the south will be cheaper in the south than the imported variety in the north.

I don't eat outside so I prefer buying food stuffs then cook it myself however, buying food stuffs (not all though) is cheaper here in the North compare to the South and so too their restaurants are also cheaper here compare to the South.

staga:


Are you just buying per meal or you buy for bulk cooking?

Msmither:
Jeez never seen someone eat food with fresh uncooked onions.

try it because is a medicine for those suffering from flue

Horllad4229:
Nawao, 9pcs of meat for #3h

yap

Nice and impressive. Infact I'm thinking about my life right now.

650 no reach four scoops of rice for Yakoyo.

Juanmike:
So cheap, be like that side people that will vote APC shops, is bag of rice still 8500 over there?

31k in kebbi

HAH:
do you cook the onion on your suya ?

I don't want the onions, I've always thought it's some kind of thing that adds flavour to the meat, I always dispose it.

ManirBK:
31k in kebbi

So while the eagerness to vote Apc

Basiljoe:
Nice and impressive. Infact I'm thinking about my life right now.

650 no reach four scoops of rice for Yakoyo.

check this one again https://www.nairaland.com/7398898/see-local-rice-got-680

Msmither:
Jeez never seen someone eat food with fresh uncooked onions.

do u eat suya and onions

Corridon:
I don stay for north before so I understand you wella. Things are expensive down south. Chai

It was by design

Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

Stop lying meat is not that cheap in the North, and again, yam is expensive here.

When we say North, we mean NW, not your NE. Taraba and Benue don't even like identifying as Northerners.

Food costs next to nothing in Benue and Taraba, yet there are hungry people there

it's either you are a farmer or a thief, may be them dash you the rice

We all know you're not married

Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

I dey park go Taraba sharp sharp. I hear say they get sapphire there too. Na millionaire I go also become

mariahAngel:

People assume everything is cheap up north.
I strongly doubt that is the case.

Not everything but most thing particularly food items indigenous to the north are quite cheap.

There places in the north you can comfortably eat three square meals with less than a thousand naira a day.

Breakfast: Koko and Kosai (Pap and Beans Cake) N250/300
Lunch: A plate of local rice and two meat : 250/300
Dinner: Coucous and two meat: N250/300
Side attraction: Kunu or pure water: N50/100.


There are places in the north specifically Aliero where a bag of pure water is sold for N60 till date. During my service year, na around N3500-4000 we dey buy full goat slaughter

Creamypie:
Naim be say u never go north. Everything for this pic is even costlier than expected. A painter of tomato in Taraba isn't more than 200 naira.....yes Yam tuber of 700 down south isn't more than 180. That meat in d pic should be at most 200. In fact in Taraba and Benue, anything food costs about next to nothing

50% lies, 50% true