2 Turkey laps 0.6kg 2,000 naira (146 rubles)

Pork meat 0.6 kg 3,300 naira (236 rubles) Pork is actually pretty expensive. High demand I guess. Also from my last post some people were annoyed that I eat pork which is strange . 'beef' is a god in one country. Besides here in the cold, meat, especially pork is vital for survival.

Sea food (Mature Squid about four) 303 rubles (4,250 naira)

Total of about 9,500 Naira. However I paid only about 9,000 naira for these items because like I mentioned earlier, some stores offer discount for students if you carry your student Identification card with you.

You might be wondering if I only want to eat meat or why I don't buy other things. Well my church pastor who is obviously a Russian often sends us (African students) food items like rice, potatoes and spices so I hardly buy these items. Also we tend to buy potatoes collectively in large quantities during summer when it is even much cheaper.

Happy new year Nairalanders.

Shout-out to my Nairalanders of the year
Falseprophet1 and another guy (I actually don't know his moniker) but he is that guy that always say "non-virgins aka boreholes" I don't share his views oo but it cracks me up everytime I see his posts 🤣🤣🤣

Squids.
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Nice

Na Naira(#) you dey spend for Russia baa?

Isiewu.

Must u convert to naira ehnn.. enjoy ur obodo in peace..

Don't you eat carbs or vegetables?

This meat is unhealthy.

Can you snap and upload your mouth, let's see how it looks like since you started eating pork meat?

How can I move to Russia ?

All these for ₦9k?

E be like say you carry Naija juju go Russia.

Same thing here at oshodi market.

Nice. Hire me to build you professional web applications.

Naira is useless. You will get this at 30k in Oshodi

If you can't buy Chicken, buy Periwinkles or Crabs- Tinibu Agbad0rians Miscreants.

seyicodes:
How can I move to Russia ?

Follow Libya route and thank me later.✌️

Okay

Smartjeezy01:
Same thing here at oshodi market.

You mean the part of Oshodi where they sell stolen items ?

Because things are quite expensive in the Oshodi that I know of...

, 9k is just 5$ oh

All these japa folks are very funny. Trying to psychologically justify to themselves why they chose the path of voluntary slavery. That is what these conversions of whatever they buy over there to naira are about.
By the way, Russia is a frigid, dead country, there is nothing going on there.

VinnyBaba:


If you can't buy Chicken, buy Periwinkles or Crabs- Tinibu Agbad0rians Miscreants.

Unfortunate set of people.

Very cheap. I kilo of chicken in Abuja is #5000 for soft, #6000 for hard, and #6800 for breast.

Ukraine and Russian are at war, yet things are cheaper than it is in Giant of Africa.

All thanks to the best thing that ever happened to Nigeria by balablu

mushroomFarm:
2 Turkey laps 0.6kg 2,000 naira (146 rubles)

Pork meat 0.6 kg 3,300 naira (236 rubles) Pork is actually pretty expensive. High demand I guess. Also from my last post some people were annoyed that I eat pork which is strange . 'beef' is a god in one country. Besides here in the cold, meat, especially pork is vital for survival.

Sea food (Mature Squid about four) 303 rubles (4,250 naira)

Total of about 9,500 Naira. However I paid only about 9,000 naira for these items because like I mentioned earlier, some stores offer discount for students if you carry your student Identification card with you.

You might be wondering if I only want to eat meat or why I don't buy other things. Well my church pastor who is obviously a Russian often sends us (African students) food items like rice, potatoes and spices so I hardly buy these items. Also we tend to buy potatoes collectively in large quantities during summer when it is even much cheaper.

Happy new year Nairalanders.

Shout-out to my Nairalanders of the year
Falseprophet1 and another guy (I actually don't know his moniker) but he is that guy that always say "non-virgins aka boreholes" I don't share his views oo but it cracks me up everytime I see his posts 🤣🤣🤣

I see you're sharing your experiences with food prices in Russia and how you’re making the most of student discounts. But I can’t help but notice the comparison to Naira prices. While I get the temptation to convert everything into Naira for familiarity, it’s important to remember that the Russian economy doesn’t operate in Naira, and their prices are set in rubles based on their own local market conditions.

Converting foreign prices into Naira might give a sense of how expensive things are, but it can also create a skewed perspective. The reality is, what you’re spending in Russia is relevant to your local context there. It’s all about adjusting to the economic environment you’re in. For example, food prices and overall living expenses in Russia might be more affordable for some when you consider the ruble’s value and the cost of living in relation to local income.

While it’s common for people to compare costs between currencies, especially in a place with economic challenges like Nigeria, sometimes the habit of constantly converting prices into Naira can reflect a deeper sense of scarcity or poverty mentality. It’s not necessarily about being wrong, but more about adjusting the mindset and recognizing that in other countries, the cost of living is based on different economic realities. You’re in Russia, so think of your expenses in rubles and adjust accordingly!


Also, it’s great that your church pastor is supporting you with food staples. That kind of community support is priceless, especially when you're living abroad.

Noted.

mushroomFarm:
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Abegeee na all this kind post they deceive people that are even doing well here to travel thinking all is gold over there, can you tell us how much you pay monthly for accommodation, utility like electricity gas, water, over there and convert it to naira to compare with what we pay here and also tell us honestly how much u make in a month over there

mushroomFarm:
2 Turkey laps 0.6kg 2,000 naira (146 rubles)

Pork meat 0.6 kg 3,300 naira (236 rubles) Pork is actually pretty expensive. High demand I guess. Also from my last post some people were annoyed that I eat pork which is strange . 'beef' is a god in one country. Besides here in the cold, meat, especially pork is vital for survival.

Sea food (Mature Squid about four) 303 rubles (4,250 naira)

Total of about 9,500 Naira. However I paid only about 9,000 naira for these items because like I mentioned earlier, some stores offer discount for students if you carry your student Identification card with you.

You might be wondering if I only want to eat meat or why I don't buy other things. Well my church pastor who is obviously a Russian often sends us (African students) food items like rice, potatoes and spices so I hardly buy these items. Also we tend to buy potatoes collectively in large quantities during summer when it is even much cheaper.

Happy new year Nairalanders.

Shout-out to my Nairalanders of the year
Falseprophet1 and another guy (I actually don't know his moniker) but he is that guy that always say "non-virgins aka boreholes" I don't share his views oo but it cracks me up everytime I see his posts 🤣🤣🤣

RedScorpion:


You mean the part of Oshodi where they sell stolen items ?

Because things are quite expensive in the Oshodi that I know of...

Thank God you know there.

seyicodes:
How can I move to Russia ?

Go do wetin?
It is not every country in the world you need to migrate. Some are only good for a visit, Russia is one of them.

Russia is like 16th-century Europe. Forget about what WriterNg does here with his propaganda. China is 1000 years ahead of Russia, even South Africa.

Putin never drag you go fight Ukraine?