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4 Foods Nigerians can no longer buy due to inflation

4 Foods Nigerians can no longer buy due to inflation

Blessing Uduma by Blessing Uduma
July 2, 2022
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Reports from the trading economics has it that Nigeria’s annual inflation rate has accelerated from 16.82% to 17.71% in May of 2022, and what this means is that people can no longer purchase luxuries but are now stuck with buying only necessities.

Here are 5 foods Nigerians can no longer buy due to inflation:

1. Sardines

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Sardines are now quite expensive. One sardine now cost between #500 – #1000

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2. Eggs

One egg is now #80 and in some places, a crate goes for as high as #4000. Egg is now seen as the big man’s food.

 

3. Indomie

A carton of indomie now cost over #3000, while one pack of the smallest indomie flavor is now #120.

 

4. Beans

Beans which used to be the poor man’s food is now outrageously expensive. A bowl of raw beans is now sold at the rate of #500.

And we are left with the question, which way Nigeria?

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I'm an English and Literary Studies student. A freelancer, content creator and editor. I also enjoy writing flash fictions and I have so many works to my credit.

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