Trucks conveying yams, rice and other food stuff from the North, were blocked at Niger state.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e42uAYC1sMY?si=0hl-yVA92KfJJBD6

Seun
Mynd44
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Can tankers leaving the south too be blocked to crash petrol price?

One NIGERIA

This won't go on for more than a month before glut, spoilage and loss of revenue comes biting them

RepoMan007:
Can tankers leaving the south too be blocked to crash petrol price?

They're doing it to crash prices of foodstuff in the north. Northerners believe foods being transported down south is responsible for the hike in foodstuff prices in the north. Now some of their states have banned sending foodstuff to the south. My meatseller customer said the abattoir now rations meat sold to meatsellers because they've not been receiving cows like before. Nothing like 1k meat in the market again o.

dominique:
This won't go on for more than a month before glut, spoilage and loss of revenue comes biting them



They're doing it to crash prices of foodstuff in the north. Northerners believe foods being transported down south is responsible for the hike in foodstuff prices in the north. Now some of their states have banned sending foodstuff to the south. My meatseller customer said the abattoir now rations meat sold to meatsellers because they've not been receiving cows like before. Nothing like 1k meat in the market again o.

Grains can last months, though not same perishables.

Time for someone to head north and start a fried meat business. You buy kill, cook and fry to preserve, then slowly "ship" it out of the north. Lol.

RepoMan007:
Grains can last months, though not same perishables.

Time for someone to head north and start a fried meat business. You buy kill, cook and fry to preserve, then slowly "ship" it out of the north. Lol.

They'll need to store the grains properly and avoid pests. How long can they keep it up? Dried fried meats are being sold in Hausa populated markets, it comes in sacks. Maybe that's what we'll soon turn to