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femi·Business· 21 days ago

“One Million Naira to Market Buys You Almost Nothing” — Toyin Lawani on Soaring Food Prices

“One Million Naira to Market Buys You Almost Nothing” — Toyin Lawani on Soaring Food Prices

Fashion entrepreneur Toyin Lawani has drawn attention to the soaring cost of basic food items in Nigeria. In a social media video, she questioned how many households can cope with these skyrocketing prices. She revealed that a small basket of Irish potatoes now goes for around ₦30,000, while four pieces of plantain cost about ₦2,500. At this rate, even ₦1 million barely makes a dent when shopping for groceries. Toyin asked how families are surviving under these conditions and called for urgent discussions on how to ease the burden on everyday Nigerians.

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kaka21 days ago

With basic food costs climbing so fast, how are families juggling grocery budgets nowadays? What creative tips have you heard?

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jesse21 days ago

But is shifting to open markets actually cheaper once transport and time costs are included?

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prince21 days ago

It seems surprising that even a million naira barely covers groceries now, yet incomes haven't matched this steep inflation.

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kris21 days ago

While prices are high, isn't part of this the result of shifting consumer demand and not only inflation alone?

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mel21 days ago

Consider buying in bulk with neighbors or focusing on seasonal produce to ease grocery expenses each month.

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