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So why are you happy with rice at 78k?

Candid:


In the name of the Father, Son and Holy spirit, I reject ing that evil party ever in my life in Jesus name!!!

this your question na BAND A ,it seems you are working with NEPA some sort of ,

Reduced fire😁
May the strongest survive.

This is the best time to give agriculture a trial.
What will it hurt to try and produce what you eat for starters. Then maybe make money while doing so.

Jeon:

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Garrison
Palm oil
Rice
EOnions
Spag
Melon



Those are the only items I know about.

The reason the prices of those stuffs dropped is not tied to the dollar o.

They're seasonal stuffs, that's why they are cheap now.

nedekid:

Let me help him, I got to mobile station yesterday to buy engineoil I normally get for 15k for 5l mobile 3000 synthetic.
I was shocked to hear and buy for 35k!

mobil 2000 5w30 ,5liters . That was 12k before now 23k

Nothing has changed here.
Viva bar soap is still 500 against 350 around January.

Sachet water reduced from 20 quantity per bag to sixteen and the price also increased from 200 to 300. It hasn't gone back to normal.

Diaper went from 2300 to 3k.

150 CL ever water bottle of groundnut oil went from 1800 to 3k, and it's still there.

Nothing has changed. Ibadan traders are the most wicked and merciless I've seen

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No changes here in Warri.

Nigerians should get use to the new price because landlords have increased rents. I have never seen were landlord reduces rent after inflation. Schools have increased fees.
There is inflation so everybody should adjust to it while government and other private company increased salaries. Business and services add price. That’s the new life. Choosing a candidate in an Election has consequences. The north have been so wrong from decades with their choice and selecting a leadership

Nooooo

Nazgul:
For were...I bought 5 alive (Pulpy) N1,200 yesterday. Something that used to be around N800 when $ was N1,900. The price really shocked me.

I bought it for #900 yesterday

Jeon:

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Garrison
Palm oil
Rice
Onions
Spag
Melon



Those are the only items I know about.

Which Area?

Garrison dat is ₦1,200 how is dat reducing

Spaghetti ₦850

Cooking Gas ₦1300

bag of sachet water b4 400, now 300.

Paraman:
I bought it for #900 yesterday

I bought mine in a supermarket at Gbagada. Where did you buy yours?

Dem cheat me be that.

Bullfallo:
Nigerians should get use to the new price because landlord have increased rents. I have never seen where landlord reduces rent after inflation. Schools have increased fees.
There is inflation so everybody should adjust to it while government and other private company increased salaries. Business and services add price

Seriously.. we are our own enemies...

We take advantage of each other and we gather in church camp ground and be preaching love your neighbor..

Religion is truly A Scamm here , because we do not practice what we preach... Most especially the religious ones...

DMerciful:
So why are you happy with rice at 78k?

When did I say I was happy?

Someone wey no fit afford quarter bag of rice go dey happy??

Nice2023:



Name those items pls.

I saw some solar items that slightly reduced price on jumia recently

zeenaman:
Nothing has changed here.
Viva bar soap is still 500 against 350 around January.

Sachet water reduced from 20 quantity per bag to sixteen and the price also increased from 200 to 300. It hasn't gone back to normal.

Diaper went from 2300 to 3k.

150 CL ever water bottle of groundnut oil went from 1800 to 3k, and it's still there.

Nothing has changed. Ibadan traders are the most wicked and merciless I've seen

Which Diaper again is ₦3,000 abi no be Pampers be Diapers... That i brought ₦5,500 for medium size!

Cost of olosho still dey high mtcheew.

Candid:


You're right!!!

Bag of rice also has come down. From 86k to 78k 4 my area.

4 me, it's still not a thing of joy.

Olohun!
NIGERIAN's are very WICKED.

macho44:
Olohun! NIGERIAN's are very WICKED.

Wetin happen?

No oo
the price is still normal here

[quote author=Hamachi post=129308569][/quote]

I forgot everything I wanted to say immediately I saw the picture on your DP, especially the b. Anyway I will comment when I recover.

Provesto:


Palm oil never skyrocketed during the dollar rise... maybe it's my location.🤷🤷

The price did not change

Provesto:


Palm oil never skyrocketed during the dollar rise... maybe it's my location.🤷🤷

The price did not change.

zeenaman:
Nothing has changed here.
Viva bar soap is still 500 against 350 around January.

Sachet water reduced from 20 quantity per bag to sixteen and the price also increased from 200 to 300. It hasn't gone back to normal.

Diaper went from 2300 to 3k.

150 CL ever water bottle of groundnut oil went from 1800 to 3k, and it's still there.

Nothing has changed. Ibadan traders are the most wicked and merciless I've seen

Not just IBADAN traders, the Average NIGERIAN is wicked, greedy and selfish.
Any small opportunity, they'll always seize to INFLICT needless pain.
This is "Price Gouging" in it's crudest form. We deserve the type of leaders that we have.

Candid:


Wetin happen?

Check the attached pic

Nigeria shoping malls are criminals,they are still increasing prices when dollars is going down fast .

nanauju:
No

Naira has to be stable for awhile
Electric bill needs to come down
Fuel price needs to come down

All the above needs to happen before prices of goods will start coming down if we are not deceiving ourselves

Mind you, you maybe stepping on the toe of imf and the world bank as they hate to see prices anything coming down.

Jeon:

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Garrison
Palm oil
Rice
Onions
Spag
Melon



Those are the only items I know about.

Garri is actually going up

Price of food stuff, I haven't seen any decrease o. I buy beans last 900 for derica, yesterday I buy for 1100 in my area o.


The only thing I know has reduced is electric motorcycles, what used to go for 590k at the peak of 1900 to the $, now at 1300 to $ it's now 470k, that's because we buy in dollar and just sell you the naira equivalent

DesChyko:
Sighs.


I'm concerned about how it will be for the next generation, which my kids will be part of. Not myself anymore.

The same thing I said yesterday among my colleagues.