Rising Food Costs Leave Nigerians Unable to Meet Basic Needs

With the recent increment of food prices in Nigeria, households are feeling the squeeze, with necessities like rice, beans, and garri prices continues to skyrocket.

This predicament remains despite the federal government’s slowness in raising the national minimum wage, leaving many residents unable to satisfy their fundamental needs.

Across the country, there have been multiple appeals to both the Federal and state governments, urging a salary raise to enhance purchasing power and alleviate economic pressures.

Despite these calls, a resolution remains elusive, with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Trade Union of Nigeria (TUC), and government officials yet to reach an agreement on adjusting the wage structure.

Meanwhile, President Bola Tinubu, at a recent event in Niger State, reiterated his administration’s goal to achieve self-sufficiency in food production before the end of his tenure.

This article, has deemed it fit to write about the price of bags of some food commodities this week.

Price Of Bag Of Rice

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Foreign rice – ₦70,000

Dantata Parboiled Rice – ₦68,000

Mama Gold Rice – ₦69,500

Stoned-free Nigerian rice – ₦65,000

Price Of Bag Of Beans

White Beans 25kg (₦30,000)

Brown Beans 25kg (₦30,000)

Honey beans 25kg (₦37,500)

White Beans 50kg (₦60,500)

Brown Beans 50kg (₦60,000)

Honey beans 50kg (₦95,000)

White Beans 100kg (₦120,000)

Brown Beans 100kg (₦132,000)

Honey beans 100kg (₦150,000)

Soya Beans 100kg (₦65,000

Price Of Bag Of Garri

Ijebu Garri – 50kg (₦64,000)

Normal white garri – 50kg (₦40,000)

Yello Garri – 50kg (₦45,000)

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