iLoveYouToo:
Is it the government that fixes the price if Garri? Abi dey import cassava now?

iLoveYouToo:
Is it the government that fixes the price if Garri? Abi dey import cassava now?

Kobojunkie:
Use your head for Pete's sake! Cost to harvest, process, transport, and even market those farm goods, even store them, are not paid for with stones. They are paid for with currency and right now your government was caught diddling with the value of that very currency. This na business 101 which every Nigerian ought to have realized by now.

1000Capacity:
■ Kobo economics

Almaiga:
In Anambra a Cup of Gari is #450. People are really suffering here

Kobojunkie:
Use your head for Pete's sake! Cost to harvest, process, transport, and even market those farm goods, even store them, are not paid for with stones. They are paid for with currency and right now your government was caught diddling with the value of that very currency. This na business 101 which every Nigerian ought to have realized by now.

GoWithGood:
It has never been this bad before. Garri now N250 a cup?

Is this not a direct attempt to achieve mass death?

How much is it in your area?

Kobojunkie:
It is simple economics. If you have ever in fact done business yourself, you would know this.

It's not the government.

The women go to the farm to buy Cassava.
The farmer tells the women "dollar has increased" so he won't be selling Pickup truck @110,000
He will sell Cassava pickup @130,000.
That is a #20000 increment on the old price.

The women decide to buy it like that since they have no option, they fry the Gari and sell it to retailers.

The retailers are surprised about the price the women are selling Gari in bulk..
They decide to buy it like that since they have no option.

They then decided to add the cost of shop, transportation, feeding, children school fees, security expenses and others bills on the cost of garri

It's the people themselves and not the government. Nigerian government is not regulating the price of foodstuffs. The people themselves control it

oneda:

Last week, A man came from one of the villages to sale garri in Akpan Andem market Uyo. He was selling 3 cups for #500 and he was arrested by those garri sellers in the market. Akwa ibom have it so bad. There's a union for even vegetable and pepper sellers.

iLoveYouToo:
■ I hear you sir, chief economist. Garri is processed at Obubra on a massive scale, do you know the distance from Obubra to Calabar? Does that justify the price? Why is Garri cheaper in Lagos? Na we dey do ourselves, yet we keep justifying shit

AndikanEssien:



No vex the typo on your text makes this look funny. Abi your children na chicken😂😂 4 chickens got that meet😂😂 Kukuma read your write-up again and correct it if possible

favor914:
Lazy nation of sambos, cassava full everywhere, them dey complain about garri?

Very very lazy people.

1000Capacity:
It's not the government.
The women go to the farm to buy Cassava. The farmer tells the women "dollar has increased" so he won't be selling Pickup truck @110,000
He will sell Cassava pickup @130,000. That is a #20000 increment on the old price. The women decide to buy it like that since they have no option, they fry the Gari and sell it to retailers. The retailers are surprised about the price the women are selling Gari in bulk..
They decide to buy it like that since they have no option.
They then decided to add the cost of shop, transportation, feeding, children school fees, security expenses and others bills on the cost of garri
It's the people themselves and not the government. Nigerian government is not regulating the price of foodstuffs. The people themselves control it

Everlastingson:


A cup? What's the size of the cup?

Kobojunkie:
Which school you attend so I make certain no one I know ever ends up that side.

1000Capacity:
■ UniLag. What about you?

zoeymikey:
Same here in akwa ibom,, thought it was a joke when I heard my neighbor crying over it until I confirmed it myself..
What will the common man do??

Kobojunkie:
Thank you! Unilag is officially off-limits for anyone I have good intentions for. CHEEEZUSSS!

zoeymikey:
Same here in akwa ibom,, thought it was a joke when I heard my neighbor crying over it until I confirmed it myself..
What will the common man do??

favor914:
Lazy nation of sambos, cassava full everywhere, them dey complain about garri?

Very very lazy people.

1000Capacity:
■ Hahahaha hah. Atleast I told you mine. Whats yours?

hardbody:


Calabar no get farm. You must be confusing Calabar with the northern cross river state. The average calabar man/woman is typically lazy and proud with shakara all over them. Beyond acquiring my first degree from there, my mom is also from there so I know them inside out.

Kobojunkie:
I don't have one but at least I don't have any of that Dingleberry reasoning going on up there. 🤔🤔🤔

FatherOfJesus:
you go and farm na, if Fulani herdsmen no go butcher you. Ode

henrimoto:
Guy, na you dey talk like this ? When was the last time you reach akwa ibom?

Guy, things don change for this eastern region, in relation to the present economic situation.

Since that 11 Yrs, many many many waters don pass under the bridge.