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🔍 Quick Highlights

Some Nigerian States with Foodstuff Prices Listed

Ondo
Edo
FCT
Cross River
Osun

Top 5 Cheapest Foodstuffs

  • Onions ₦200
  • Eggs ₦200
  • Vegetables ₦200
  • Fish (crayfish) ₦500
  • Egusi ₦500

Top 5 Expensive Foodstuffs

  • Rice (foreign) ₦85000
  • Rice (local) ₦70000
  • Cassava ₦23000
  • Chicken ₦12000
  • Yam ₦11000

Price Trends

  • Rice (local) Not available.
  • Rice (foreign) Not available.
  • Beans (brown) Not available.
  • Beans (white) Not available.
  • Yam Not available.
  • Garri (white) Not available.
  • Garri (yellow) Not available.
  • Maize Not available.

Regional Comparison

  • "Igbona Market" in Osun shows lowest price for Yam
  • "Aminu ventures," in Ondo shows lowest price for Tomatoes
  • "Ója Óba along t" in Ondo shows lowest price for Oil (palm oil)
  • "Aminu ventures," in Ondo shows lowest price for Pepper
  • "Iya Ijare, oppo" in Ondo shows lowest price for Plantain

💡 Deep Insights

  • Eggs ₦3580
  • Garri ₦1400
  • Beans (brown) ₦2671
  • Rice (foreign) ₦33340
  • Oil (palm oil) ₦1800
  • Oil (vegetable oil) ₦2200
  • Poundo ₦3400
  • Fish (fresh fish) ₦3820
  • Yam ₦6750
  • Meat (beef) ₦7250
  • Beans (white) ₦2350
  • Chicken ₦7833
  • Fish (crayfish) ₦500
  • Fish (stockfish) ₦1000
  • Garri (red) ₦1200
  • Garri (white) ₦800
  • Maize ₦1000
  • Meat (goat) ₦7500
  • Milk ₦2500
  • Onions ₦200
  • Pepper ₦1000
  • Plantain ₦4000
  • Potato (sweet) ₦2000
  • Rice (local) ₦36000
  • Sugar ₦3500
  • Salt ₦800
  • Tomatoes ₦1000
  • Vegetables ₦200
  • Wheat ₦1600
  • Turkey ₦7500
  • Cassava ₦23000
  • Pasta ₦980
  • Potato (irish) ₦2500
  • Egusi ₦500

This list is updated in real-time. The newest listings appear below:

admin Oct 26, 2025 20:16
Rice (local) — 70000 naira
Description: Bag of local rice. Price varies between 70k and 75k based on brand
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT
admin Oct 26, 2025 20:15
Rice (foreign) — 85000 naira
Description: Bag of foreign rice
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT
admin Oct 16, 2025 19:07
Egusi — 500 naira
Description: One cup of grinded egusi
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT
Bobby Oct 13, 2025 15:59
Chicken — 12000 naira
Description: One mature broiler chicken
📍 Dawaki, FCT
Bobby Oct 13, 2025 15:57
Potato (irish) — 2500 naira
Description: One basket of irish potatoes
📍 Dawaki, FCT
Bobby Oct 13, 2025 15:57
Potato (sweet) — 3000 naira
Description: One basket
📍 Dawaki, FCT
Bobby Oct 13, 2025 15:55
Beans (brown) — 2500 naira
Description: One module
📍 Dawaki, FCT
vonique Oct 10, 2025 13:22
Beans (brown) — 2500 naira
Description: Just a random product
📍 Ife central, Osun
vonique Oct 10, 2025 13:17
Beans (brown) — 2500 naira
Description: Just a random product
📍 Ife central, Osun
vonique Oct 06, 2025 17:02
Rice (foreign) — 72000 naira
Description: Tomato Rice
📍 Ife central, Osun
Oluwapelumi Oct 06, 2025 15:58
Fish (fresh fish) — 3800 naira
Description: 1kg of Herring fish( eja Shawa)
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Oluwapelumi Oct 06, 2025 15:56
Fish (fresh fish) — 6500 naira
Description: 1kg of Mackerel
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Oluwapelumi Oct 06, 2025 15:53
Fish (fresh fish) — 3800 naira
Description: 1kg of Mackrel Fish
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Oluwapelumi Oct 06, 2025 15:50
Rice (foreign) — 4600 naira
Description: 1 TL
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Oluwapelumi Oct 06, 2025 15:47
Eggs — 4500 naira
Description: 1 crate of eggs
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Arinke_Ade@1 Oct 05, 2025 21:30
Chicken — 5500 naira
Description: I kilo of Chicken
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Arinke_Ade@1 Oct 05, 2025 21:27
Beans (white) — 3000 naira
Description: Beans
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Arinke_Ade@1 Oct 05, 2025 21:26
Beans (brown) — 3200 naira
Description: Honey Beans
📍 Sabin-Gari, Kaduna
Arinke_Ade@1 Oct 05, 2025 13:18
Pasta — 980 naira
Description: Golden Penny Standard Pasta
📍 Sabon-Gari, Kaduna
Drey Sep 17, 2025 22:15
Cassava — 23000 naira
Description: 50-65kg rice sack or dangote sack size, unpeeled, price is seasonal
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 22:09
Turkey — 7500 naira
Description: Per 1kg, orobo or agric
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 22:06
Yam — 11000 naira
Description: 5-6 big tubers of Yams stacked together, Can get it lesser, Strictly based on ur bargaining power.
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 22:01
Wheat — 1600 naira
Description: 1kg Golden penny
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:55
Vegetables — 200 naira
Description: You can get as low as 100# from the kids hawking it or the aboki, the Igbo Ladies
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:52
Tomatoes — 1000 naira
Description: Get as low as 200# from the aboki, at Aminu ventures along road block to orita obele tiled road
📍 Akure South, roadblock axis, towards Orita obele main gate, before Trinity college, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:49
Salt — 800 naira
Description: 1kg Mr chef iodized salt
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:44
Sugar — 3500 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:35
Rice (local) — 2000 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. Aboki vendors that sell in wheelbarrow are cheaper
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:33
Rice (foreign) — 2800 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. Aboki vendors are cheaper and brands matters with price
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:27
Poundo — 3300 naira
Description: 1kg
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:24
Potato (sweet) — 1000 naira
Description: 6 piece stacked together
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:22
Plantain — 4000 naira
Description: A full stalk of unripe plaintain
📍 Akure South,opposite Orita obele main gate across the road, beside the beef vendor, opay pos kiosk, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:14
Pepper — 1000 naira
Description: You can buy as low as 300#
📍 Akure South, roadblock axis, towards Orita obele main gate, before Trinity college, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:08
Onions — 200 naira
Description: 4 medium size pieces tied together, or 6 piece very small sizes
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:03
Oil (vegetable oil) — 2000 naira
Description: 75cl water bottle size
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 21:02
Oil (palm oil) — 1600 naira
Description: For 75cl,
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:56
Milk — 2500 naira
Description: A roll of full cream peak milk sachets
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:53
Meat (goat) — 7500 naira
Description: Per kilogram/kilo
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:50
Meat (beef) — 6500 naira
Description: Per kilogram/kilo
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:46
Maize — 1000 naira
Description: 7-10 pieces, packed together by the farmers
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:41
Garri (white) — 800 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. you would need to bargain respectfully and playfully to the vendors
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:36
Garri (red) — 1200 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. you can get it lesser if you can plead respectfully with the vendor
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:33
Fish (stockfish) — 1000 naira
Description: Mostly the pieced one that are tied in bits are common here, the ear is way cheaper than the above
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:29
Fish (fresh fish) — 2000 naira
Description: Fresh Titus, but you can get other types for fishes for lesser(shawa,panla, cotè )& based on sizes
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:26
Fish (crayfish) — 500 naira
Description: 6 sachets bundled/tied together and sold as a bunch.
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:22
Eggs — 200 naira
Description: A crate goes for 5,000(S). 5,500(M). 5,700(B) sizes, it pays to buy in crates rather than in singles
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:15
Chicken — 6000 naira
Description: Orobo (foreign)type, you can get other types for cheaper prices at the cold room
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:09
Beans (white) — 1700 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. Aboki vendors, it's same price for all species
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
Drey Sep 17, 2025 20:03
Beans (brown) — 3000 naira
Description: Per Congo/Mudu. Aboki vendors, from Drum to Óloyín beans species
📍 Akure South, after Old garage, opposite central mosque, Akure, Ondo
winiosa Sep 13, 2025 00:26
Eggs — 200 naira
Description: Poultry eggs
📍 Ikpoba Okha, Edo
Glowie Sep 06, 2025 14:57
Eggs — 7500 naira
Description: A Crate of Egg
📍 Calabar Municipality, Cross River
Bobby Sep 06, 2025 06:42
Garri — 1500 naira
Description: 1 module or congo of red garri
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT
timzy Sep 05, 2025 12:37
Meat (beef) — 8000 naira
Description: Per Kilo
📍 Municipal, FCT
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 20:27
Yam — 2500 naira
Description: 1 Tubber of Yam
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:49
Fish (fresh fish) — 3000 naira
Description: 1 medium sized Mackerel Fish( eja alaran)
📍 Ila, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:44
Poundo — 3500 naira
Description: 1kg of Ayoola Poundo Yam Flour
📍 Ila, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:40
Oil (vegetable oil) — 2400 naira
Description: 1Bottle
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:40
Oil (palm oil) — 2000 naira
Description: 1Bottle
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:38
Rice (foreign) — 2300 naira
Description: 1Congo
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:36
Beans (brown) — 2500 naira
Description: 1Congo
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Oluwapelumi Sep 04, 2025 19:36
Beans (brown) — 2500 naira
Description: 1Congo
📍 Osogbo, Osun
Bobby Sep 04, 2025 11:02
Garri — 1300 naira
Description: One congo or module of red garri
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT
Bobby Sep 04, 2025 10:54
Eggs — 5500 naira
Description: A crate of big and fresh eggs
📍 Gwarinpa, FCT

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🌾 Market Information

Factors Impacting Prices

Harvest seasonality & local supply — price declines as harvests arrive.

High but easing food inflation — elevated food inflation through 2025 with a downward trend.

FX / policy & import dependence — imported staples such as rice are sensitive to naira movements and trade policy.

Fuel, transport & input costs — fuel and fertilizer price volatility raises costs.

Conflict & localized disruption — areas with insecurity tend to see price spikes, increasing regional uncertainity.

Price Predictions

Maize: ✅ ±3% (3 months) 🔽 -3% (6 months)

Local Rice: 🔼 +3% (3 months) 🔼 +2% to +8% (6 months)

Garri: 🔼 +1% to +6% (3 months) 🔼 +3% to +10% (6 months)

Beans: 🔼 +3% to +10% (3 months) 🔼 +5% to +15% (6 months)

Tomatoes: 🔼 +5% to +25% (3 months)

Note: These are AI-generated forecasts and do not represent actual prices. • Last updated: October 13, 2025

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• Last updated: October 15, 2025