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Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by adadioranmah(f): 1:39pm On Apr 25 |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by ProjectsCityNG: 2:21pm On Apr 25 |
Krankhead: Garri is 2,000 Naira in the village around me o. There is a scope I do self I get it at 1,800. I travel to the Garri producing factories gan gan and buy from there |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by favor914: 5:11pm On Apr 25 |
patrickcollins:A Failure will always find someone else to blame for been a failure, I’m so very sorry that the government hasn’t hit the ground running to change your miserable state. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by favor914: 5:12pm On Apr 25 |
soccerlite:You will bear the brunt for their stupidity. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by patrickcollins: 8:22pm On Apr 25 |
favor914:That apologies should be for you, your community and village people whom the failure and clueless Government you sing their praises has improvished |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by soccerlite: 8:39pm On Apr 25 |
favor914: You already did |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by Hamilton1(m): 12:18pm On Apr 26 |
zoeymikey:Akwaibom way APC won, why are they crying?? |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:27am On Apr 29 |
henrimoto: I'm curious, what has changed in the past eleven years that has made it difficult for people in Akwa Ibom to cultivate cassava? Cassava o, not cocoa. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:29am On Apr 29 |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:31am On Apr 29 |
favor914: Youths in Edo formed a vigilante to fight against Fulani herdsmen and even deployed juju. Their efforts worked, until the Nigerian Police, yes the police, arrested them because they fought against Fulani herdsmen. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:41am On Apr 29 |
Joy2dworldxyz: Well, Bonny has always been an expensive place to purchase food items. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:43am On Apr 29 |
Objectivist04: Taraba isn't known for the cultivation of cassava. Although, it should be cheaper considering Northern Cross River - a cassava producing hub - is contingous to it. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:47am On Apr 29 |
1000Capacity: Calabar isn't an agricultural hub. It's Northern Cross River that's the hub. And mind you, it's a very long distance from the south where Calabar is to the north which is the agricultural hub. Bad roads and dangerous topography characterise the journey between north and south. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 2:53am On Apr 29 |
Meteng: How about you rent a store in one of the numerous shopping plazas in Uyo or near Ikpa Road to sell the garri? Even it means doing Google and Facebook marketing to let people know. You mustn't sell at Akpanadem. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by henrimoto(m): 6:50am On Apr 29 |
YoshihideSuga:... You don't expect the current price of cassava tubers to be same as Eleven years a go na. Common sense and Economic principles suppose make you know this. The price of fuel and gasoline currently is not the same as Eleven years ago. The current price of Food items is not the same as Eleven years ago, Abi you wan ask me how these things I mentioned above take affect current cultivation and price structure of cassava in that part of Akwa ibom..? |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by henrimoto(m): 7:00am On Apr 29 |
ProjectsCityNG:Which State/ Location.? |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by YoshihideSuga: 7:36am On Apr 29 |
henrimoto: Fair enough, but these factors shouldn't deter people from cultivating cassava and processing them. In the next ten years, the prices would have increased. So, why wait and complain? Abi the fuel increase only affects Akwa Ibom and environs? |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by henrimoto(m): 8:41am On Apr 29 |
YoshihideSuga:.. bro, we are talking about current price of cassava tubers from that part of Akwa ibom, compared to Eleven years ago, not, the availability . |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by favor914: 1:00pm On Apr 29 |
YoshihideSuga:Yes o, the Nigeria Police don’t want to look 👀to be irrelevant. |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by ProjectsCityNG: 2:21pm On Apr 30 |
henrimoto: Went to the market. The only people who Increased price is Garri sellers. From 2000 per paint to 3,500-4,000 Naira |
Re: We Are Dying In Calabar. A Cup Of Garri Is Now N250. Who Do Us? by henrimoto(m): 8:33pm On Apr 30 |
ProjectsCityNG:Na so we see am sef this side.. The matter serious. |
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