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Prices Of Foodstuff In Nigeria 2022 – Weekly Update From The North

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Foodstuff Price in Nigeria 2022

Are you curious to know about the current prices of foodstuffs in Nigeria?

Naija News is here to update you on the weekly price of foodstuffs from different states and market locations.

As you may know, food prices in Nigeria have been drastically affected recently by the unstable inflation rate.

Except for local farmers who produce crops mostly for personal consumption and also to sell in portions, going to the market to buy foodstuffs for consumption this day could be heartbreaking due to the high prices.

Manigi Market – Photo Credit [Olukayode Ebenezer Tope]

Meanwhile, market experts have warned that food prices will continue to rise since farming has become unsustainable due to issues including high costs of farming materials, flooding, and insecurity.

Naija News understands that prices of foods such as rice, beans, and vegetables get even higher daily as consumer demand rises; while other items, including fish, poultry, and milk, remain variable due to transportation and processing challenges.

Well, since we cannot do without food, we must plan our budgets on what to buy, where to buy it, and when to buy it to save costs.

In this regard, Naija News will henceforth update you on the current price of mostly consumed foodstuffs in Nigeria so you could be on the safe side of life.

To start with, our first food price update is coming from Niger State.

Manigi Market – Photo Credit [Olukayode Ebenezer Tope]

Targeted Market: Manigi Market

Location: Manigi market is a popular commodity market in the Mashegu Local Government Area of Niger State in the Northern region of Nigeria.

Manigi Market – Photo Credit [Olukayode Ebenezer Tope]

See below the current price of some foodstuffs, in bags as of today, Thursday, February 3, 2022.

  • Guinea Corn     – ₦19000 – ₦21,000
  • Millet                 – ₦18,000 – ₦18,500
  • Maize                – ₦19,000 – ₦20,000
  • Red beans        – ₦40,000 – ₦41,000
  • White beans     – ₦36,000 – ₦38,000
  • Egusi                 – ₦23,000 – ₦24,000
  • Soya beans      – ₦32,000 – ₦33,000
  • Groundnut        – ₦12,000 – ₦13,000

This is all we have for you right now, however, kindly stay glued to Naija News as we bring you to update on other foodstuffs from different parts of Nigeria.

Know this: Food is a requirement, not a desire. Every living creature is dependent on food to survive.