The current rate of depreciation in the country is depressing

Things fall apart

hisgrace090:
We're shouting about cement price increase as engine oil prices now triples making it very difficult to buy.

Everything!

CotenantNIG:
We continue with our series, cost of building materials in Nigeria.

Today let us look at the cost of cement and blockwork

A cement is a binder, a substance used for construction that sets, hardens, and adheres to other materials to bind them together. Cement is seldom used on its own, but rather to bind sand and gravel together. Cement mixed with fine aggregate produces mortar for masonry, or with sand and gravel, produces concrete

Blockwork is construction with concrete or cement blocks that are larger than a standard clay or concrete brick. To make them lighter and easier to work with they have a hollow core that also improves their insulation capacity.

You can always check for prices on Jiji or cheap suppliers

I was able to compare prices from Jiji and a few websites too

UNICEM
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦3,950 – ₦4100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Elephant Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦4,000 – ₦4,100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Ibeto Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦4,000 – ₦4,100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Eagle Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦4,000 – ₦4,100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Ashaka Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦4,000 – ₦4,100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Bua Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦3,950 – ₦4100
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,300,000 – ₦2,350,000

Dangote Cement
Retail Price 50kg Bag
₦4,000 – ₦4,200
Whole Sale Price 600 Bags
₦2,350,000 – ₦2,400,000

Blocks
9 inches ordinary – ₦230 – ₦270

9 inches stone dust – ₦270 – ₦300

6 inches ordinary – ₦200 – ₦250

6 inches stone dust – ₦250 – ₦300

Earth Work
Soft Sand (20 tons) – ₦80,000 – ₦90,000
sharp sand (20 tons) – ₦60,000 – ₦70,000
sharp sand filling (20 tons) – ₦50,000 – ₦60,000
laterite filling (20 tons) – ₦35,000 – ₦45,000
Quarry Dust Filling (20 tons) – ₦110,000 – ₦120,000
Granite (20 tons) – ₦130,000 – ₦140,000

I wish to state the prices of cement sometimes differ in some locations, developing areas cost more to get cement than non-developing areas.

https://clytee.com/2021/05/11/cost-of-cement-and-blockwork-may-2021/

. what about roof sheets?

we buy sand here in Enugu for 10k that's 10tons. Laterite the same.

Bua 3850
Asaba

hisgrace090:
We're shouting about cement price increase as engine oil prices now triples making it very difficult to buy.

My brother!!!!!!! My Gen wan kill me! I dey buy 700-1k oil daily

In Anambra state.

BUA - N4000.
9" block N200.

MansoryMX:


My brother!!!!!!! My Gen wan kill me! I dey buy 700-1k oil daily

get solar na!! I don rest since one year now

MansoryMX:


My brother!!!!!!! My Gen wan kill me! I dey buy 700-1k oil daily

get solar na. I don rest since a year now on solar

With the way things cost na I'm ah wan go build new building for my church? As e dey so anything wey pass 500# is a no go area for me.

Offpoint1:
Close up toothpaste now N500
Something of N120 six years ago.

I wonder how civil servants with 5 kids coping, Nigeria is dying and the youths are quiet.

Our posterity will question us, just as we question our ancestors.

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Chewing stick.

I love how both the saiBabarians and anti-Babarians are in this mess together. Regrettably but understandably, the sai Baba folks even in Katsina are feeling the heat more.


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STINOS:
In Anambra state.

BUA - N4000.
9" block N2000.

N2000?

Wahala be like wetin again please.....
Why this hardship na?
Who knows why please

InvertedHammer:

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Chewing stick.

I love how both the saiBabarians and anti-Babarians are in this mess together. Regrettably but understandably, the sai Baba folks even in Katsina are feeling the heat more.


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I only have problem with the reelection. 4+4 kill them there.

Why are people blaming Dangote when tbe likes of Ibeto are equally as expensive?

Cement is currently 3,500 in abuja

eliok:
get solar na. I don rest since a year now on solar

I don’t have the money for solar at the moment

MansoryMX:



I don’t have the money for solar at the moment

haaaa, do the maths..
A new gen cost? Fuel monthly cost? Nepa cost?
Solar one time cost?

The maths very important.

eliok:
haaaa, do the maths..
A new gen cost? Fuel monthly cost? Nepa cost?
Solar one time cost?

The maths very important.

I know bro, if I say make i save the money daily and sleep inside heat. Heat rashes will finish me. Only one night I slept inside heat when I traveled over the weekend, I developed heat rashes around my neck region. I usually sleep with AC or fan and turn off my Gen around 3am since the room will be cold by then.

obyrich:
N2000?

sorry N200

hisgrace090:
We're shouting about cement price increase as engine oil prices now triples making it very difficult to buy.

How much for Jezco oil

3500 for jos

Here in Katsina a bag of cement cost N3400, both Dangote and BUA/Sokoto cement. The rate is alarming.

How did we get here?

Offpoint1:
Close up toothpaste now N500
Something of N120 six years ago.
Garri used to be the cheapest commodity in Nigeria, now a whole day pay on construction site can't afford you garri.

Where I transported with N100 7 years ago, N500 can't take me there and back.

I wonder how civil servants with 5 kids coping, Nigeria is dying and the youths are quiet.

I heard them saying "even if a cup of garri is sold at 5k, God will still provide for his children".... You fail to realize that the only reason you are safe in your house or in your workplace is because there are still people out there who can afford garri. When we get to the stage whereby 90% can't no longer afford to buy a satchel pure water, then you'll realize what humans/animal first instinct is.

Let's all keep quiet, blame and wail without action and watch these folks who by nature all have less than 20/30 years max before they join their ancestors.

Our posterity will question us, just as we question our ancestors.

Imagine a civil servant wife pregnant for a fourth child! One I know of. But what do I know!