Following the festive season, food prices across Nigeria have shown varying trends.
While some items have experienced a slight decline in prices due to reduced festive demand, others remain high due to lingering factors such as transportation costs, fuel prices, and seasonal availability.
The prices of staples like rice, beans, garri, and vegetables have been monitored this week across major markets in Lagos, Abuja, Kano, and other states.
The post-festive season has brought slight relief to consumers, with marginal reductions in the prices of key foodstuffs.
However, challenges like high transportation costs and exchange rate fluctuations continue to influence the market.
Here is the price of major food commodities this week:
Price Of Bag Of Rice
Parexcellence Premium Parboiled Rice Half Bag – ₦85,000
50kg Nigeria Stone Free Tomato Bag of Rice – ₦85,000
50kg Bag of Golden Rice Nigeria Rice – ₦85,000
Vitally 50kg Long Grain Bag of Rice – ₦95,000
Optimum And Mafa Bag Of Rice At Wholesale Price – ₦92,000
Price Of Bag Of Beans
Original Oloyin Grade 2 – ₦78,000
Olotu Beans/Drum Beans – ₦85,000
Sweet Pure Butter Beans 50kg – ₦150,000
Brown Beans 50kg From Maiduguri – ₦90,000
A Rubber of Brown Beans – ₦7,500
Peeled Dried Honey Beans/ Beans Flour – ₦15,000
Honey Beans (Oloyin) – ₦110,000
Clean Hand Picked Oloyin Beans (Honey Beans) 50kg – ₦175,000
Chad Sweet Brown Beans (50kg) – ₦90,000
Soyabeans Very Dried – ₦115,000
Price Of Bag Of Garri
One Paint Of Garri – ₦3,500
Bag Of Garri 50kg – ₦40,000
Garri (Garri Ijebu) – ₦55,000
100 kg Bag of Garri – ₦80,000
Tomatoes
Small basket of tomatoes – ₦5,000
Small basket of pepper – ₦4,000
Fresh Tomatoes Basket – ₦50,000