Haus Prices Groceries Current Food Prices In The Nigerian Market (February 2023)
Von
Chizoba Ikenwa
-
When it comes to groceries in the Nigerian market, it is evident that a single product is not enough to cater to them all.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
In this regard, we limit our focus to important and well-known foods in Nigeria; Rice, beans, corn, peanuts, yams, palm oil, vegetable oil, tomato, garri, among others.
We will list the prices of the listed items and other groceries, as well as the market where you can buy them at a cheaper price this month.
Without wasting too much time, we'll get straight to the deal of the day when we reveal the pricing chart below:
Current Bean Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- White Beans (100 kg) @ Mile 12, Lagos State == ₦ 36,000
- White beans (100 kg) in the market of Bodija, Oyo state == ₦36,000
- White beans (100 kg) at the market in Dawanau, Kano State == ₦ 35,000
- White Beans (1 tier) at Dawanau Market, Kano State == ₦560
- White Beans (100 kg) at Igbudu Market, Delta State == ₦ 36,000
- White Beans (1 Pot of Ink) @ Igbudu Market == ₦1,000
- White Beans (100kg) in Gombe Main Market == ₦36,000
- White Beans (1 Mudu) in Gombe Main Market == ₦250
- White Beans (100kg) at Umuahia Main Market == ₦35,700
- White Beans (1 Pot of Ink) at Umuahia Market == ₦1,050
Current Peanut Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Peanuts (100 kg) at Bodija market == ₦32,000
- Peanuts (1 Congo) in the market of Bodija, Oyo State == ₦400
- Peanuts (100 kg) at the market in Dawanau, Kano State == ₦20,500
- Peanuts (Tier 1) at Dawanau Market, Kano State == ₦520
- Peanuts (100 kg) at Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦27,000
- Peanuts (1pc) at Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦200
- Peanuts (100 kg) @ Mile 12, Lagos State == ₦ 32,000
- Peanuts (1 bucket of paint) @ mile 12 == ₦1,050
- Peanuts (100 kg) at Igbudu Market, Delta State == ₦ 34,000
- Peanuts (1 Pot of Ink) at Igbudu Market == ₦1300
- Peanuts (100 kg) at Umuahia Main Market == ₦27,000
- Peanuts (1 bucket of paint) at Umuahia Market == ₦1200
- Maní (100 kg) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦23.000
- Cacahuete (1 cubo de pintura) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦950
Current Corn Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Corn (100 kg) in the Bodija market == ₦10,000
- Corn (1 Congo) in the market of Bodija, Oyo State == ₦150
- Corn (100 kg) at the market in Dawanau, Kano State == ₦ 9,400
- Corn (Tier 1) at Dawanau Market, Kano State == ₦230
- Corn (100 kg) @ Mile 12, Lagos State == ₦9,000
- Corn (1 can of paint) @ mile 12 == ₦550
- Maize (100 kg) @ Nkwo New Market, Enugu == ₦16,500
- Maize (1 cubo de pintura) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦750
- Corn (100 kg) in Umuahia Main Market == ₦11.0
- Corn (1 Pot of Ink) at Umuahia Market == ₦5
- Corn (100kg) at Main Market in Gboko, Benue == ₦6000
- Corn (1 unit) in Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦400
- Corn (100 kg) at Igbudu Market, Delta State == ₦14,000
- More (1 Flasche Tinte) @ Igbudu Market == ₦550
Current palm oil prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Palm Beer (25L) @ Bodija Market, Ibadan == ₦11,000
- Aceite de Palma (25L) @ Dawanau Market, Kano == ₦10.500
- Palm Oil (25L) at Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦10,000
- Palm Oil (25L) in Gombe Main Market == ₦10,000
- Palm Oil (25L) @ Mile 12 Market, Lagos == ₦12,000
- Palm Oil (25L) at Igbudu Market, Delta State == ₦6000
- Aceite de Palma (25L) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦9.000
- Palm oil (25L) no market from Umuahia, State of Abia == 5000₦
Current Vegetable Oil Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Vegetable Oil (30L) at Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦8000
- Vegetable Oil (25L) at Igbudu Market, Delta State == ₦7,200
- Pflanzenöl (25 l) New Market, Price == ₦10,0
- Vegetable Oil (25L) Umuahia Main Market, Abia State ==₦7000
Current Rice Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Arroz (50kg) @ Bodija Market, Ibadan == ₦29.500
- Arroz (50 kg) @ Dawanau Market, Kano == ₦ 29.000
- Rice (50 kg) in Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦29,000
- Arroz (50kg) @ Mile 12 Market, Lagos == ₦29.500
- Arroz (50 kg) @ Igbudu-Markt, Delta == ₦29.000
- Rice (50 kg) non Gombe main market == ₦29,000
- Arroz (50 kg) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦30.000
- Rice (50 kg) not the main market of Umuahia, Abia == ₦30.0
If you are looking for a reputable distributor to buy rice or beans in bulk, please feel free to contact us
Current tomato prices in the Nigerian market (2023)
- Tomato (40kg) @ Bodija Market, Ibadan == ₦8,750
- Tomatoes (40 kg) @ Dawanau Market, Kano == ₦15.000
- Tomatoes (40 kg) not the main market of Umuahia, Abia == ₦12.0
- Tomatoes (40kg) @ Tella Market, Taraba == ₦3,000
- Tomatoes (40 kg) @ Mercado Nkwo Nnewi, Enugu == ₦13.000
- Tomaten (40 kg) @ Mile 12 Market, Lagos == 7500 ₦
- Tomatoes (40 kg) @ Igbudu Market, Delta == ₦13.600
- Tomaten (40kg) @ Gombe Main Market Dish == ₦2.200
- Tomatoes (40 kg) in Gboko Main Market, Benue == ₦22,000
- A basket of fresh tomatoes now costs ₦25,000 at the market
Current soybean prices in Nigeria
- Soybeans (100 kg) not Bodija Market, Ibadan == ₦19,000
- Soybeans (100 kg) not main market of Gboko, Benue == ₦15,000
- Soja (100 kg) kein Mercado de Dawanau, Kano == ₦ 13.000
- Soja (100 kg) at Mercado Igbudu, Delta == ₦20.000
- Soybeans (100 kg) not the main market of Gómez == ₦16,000
- Soja (100 kg) @ Mile 12 Market, Lagos == ₦ 25.000
- Soja (100kg) @ Tella Market, Taraba == ₦11.000
- Habas de Soja (100 kg) in Mercado de Nkwo Nnewi, Enugu == ₦ 12 500
- Soybeans (100 kg) not the main market of Umuahia, Abia == ₦19,000
Current Onion Prices in Nigeria (2023)
- Cebolas (100 kg) @ Bodija Market, Ibadan == ₦25.000
- Cebola (100 kg) @ Dawanau Market, Kano == ₦10,0
- Zwiebeln (100 kg) @ Gboko Market, Benue ==₦27,000
- Onions (100 kg) not Gombe Main Market == ₦12,000
- Cebolas (100kg) @ Igbudu Market, Delta == ₦21.000
- Onions (100kg) @ Mile 12 Market, Lagos == ₦25,000
- Cebollas (100 kg) @ Nkwo Nnewi Market, Enugu == ₦15.000
- Onion (100 kg) in Umuahia Main Market, Abia == ₦29.0
Current prices of cassava products in the Nigerian market today
- A bag of yam flour (Elubo) == ₦63,000 – ₦69,000
- A Garri bag == ₦13,000 – ₦75,000
- A pot of Garri paint == 650₦ – 900₦
- A bag of Ijebu Gaari (80 kg) == ₦10,000 – ₦16,000
- A bag of white Gaari (50 kg) == ₦6,000 – ₦12,000
- A sack of Yellow Gaari (50 kg) == ₦6000 – ₦8500
Current Yams Prices in Nigerian Market (2023)
- Abuja Yam (large) == ₦700 – ₦900
- Abuja Yam (mittel) == ₦500 – ₦650
- Regular Yam (Large) == ₦500 – ₦800
- Regular Yam (Medium) == ₦350 – ₦500
Current noodle prices in Nigerian market today in year 2023
- Indomie Chicken Box (70g x 40 pieces) == ₦1,900 – ₦2,200
- Pack of Indomie Onion (70g x 40pcs) == ₦2,100 - N2,300
- Indomie Superpack Card (120g x 40pcs) == ₦3,300 — ₦3,500
- Caixa de Indomie Hungry Man (200g x24ps) == ₦4.300 – ₦4.500
- Indomie Belleful Cardboard (305g x 16ft) == ₦4,300 – ₦4,500
- Chiki Noodle Box (100g x 40 pieces) == ₦3,000 – ₦3,200
- Fideos Golden Penny (70g x40ps) == ₦2.100 – ₦2.300
Current potato prices in the Nigerian market today
- Sweet Potato (large basket) == ₦500 – ₦650
- Sweet Potato (small basket) == ₦300 – ₦400
- Irish Potato (Big Basket) == ₦1,900 – ₦2,200
- Irish Potato (middle basket) == ₦1,100 – ₦1,300
- Irish Potato (small basket) == ₦500 – ₦700
Current Spaghetti Prices in the Nigerian Market
- Espaguete (Golden Penny 500g) == ₦200 – ₦250
- Spaghetti (Dangote 500g) == ₦200 – ₦250
- Spaghetti (Power 500g) == ₦200 – ₦250
- Spaghetti (Bonita 500g) == ₦250 – ₦300
Current beverage prices in the Nigerian market
- Pico Milk Powder (400g can) == ₦1,150 – ₦1,300
- Pico Milk Powder (900g can) == ₦1,850 – ₦2,200
- Pico Milk Powder (500g refill) == ₦950 – ₦1,200
- Três Coroas milk powder (380 g refill) == ₦800 – ₦1,000
- Loya Milk Powder (400g can) == ₦800 – ₦1,000
- Loya Milk Powder (400g refill) == ₦750 – ₦900
- Milky Coast (Recarga 500g) == ₦700 – ₦800
- Milk powder Dano (500g can) == ₦900 – ₦1,000
- Milk powder Dano (900 g can) == ₦ 1,650 — ₦ 1,700
- Milk damage (refill 500g) == ₦800 – ₦1000
- Milo Cacau Drinks (Dose) 500g == ₦1.000 – ₦1.200
- Cocoa Milo Drinks (Lata) 900g == ₦1,900 – ₦2,000
- Cacao Milo Drinks (500g refill) == ₦950 – ₦1,000
- Bournvita Cocoa Drinks (500g refill) == ₦850 – ₦950
- Cacao Bournvita Drinks (Plastic 500g) == ₦950 – ₦1.000
- Bournvita Kakaogetränke (Plastic 900 g) == ₦1.600 — ₦1.800
- Ovaltine Cocoa Drinks (500g refill) == ₦850 – ₦950
- Cocoa Drink Ovomaltine (Plastic 500g) == ₦900 — ₦1,000
- Nescafe Gold Blend Coffee == ₦1,600 – ₦1,800
- Nescafé Kaffee (Classic 50g) == ₦550 – ₦600
Price discrepancy is the result of an unequal amount of money added to the normal price of a product by retailers primarily trying to make more profit.
Chance
Are you a grocer or in the grocery store and what other customers are visiting your store somewhere in Nigeria? If yes, Nigerian Infopedia offers you the opportunity to promote your business in this article for an affordable fee. You can reach the administrator at[email protected]for more information on our pricing for banner ads or text link ads.
FAQs
How much has the price of food increased in Nigeria? ›
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed this on Tuesday in its Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for October, noting that food inflation was 23.72% in October 2022, from 23.34% in September 2022. The CPI measures the rate of change in the prices of goods and services.
How much is 100kg bag of maize in Nigeria? ›₦37,500.00 per 100 kg
Buy 100kg of yellow corn at a discounted price.
The annual inflation rate in Nigeria eased to 21.34% in December of 2022, down slightly from a 17-year peak of 21.47% in the prior month. It follows ten consecutive months of monthly increases amid a slight deceleration in prices of food (23.75% vs 24.13% in November), which is the most relevant in the CPI basket.
Why are Nigerian food prices so high? ›As a consumer economy that relies heavily on imports, the scarcity of FX helps drive prices of commodities especially food up as dollar is needed to buy commodities like wheat, maize, diary products and other products that Nigeria largely imports.
Is there a food shortage in Nigeria? ›An estimated 2.9 million people are currently critically food insecure (Cadre Harmonisé Phase 3 or worse.) This figure is projected to increase to 4.3 million in the lean season if urgent action is not taken.
How much is bag of Egusi in Nigeria? ›₦87,049.00 per 40 kg
Buy 40kg of clean hand peeled Egusi at a discounted price. It can be shared with 9 other buyers and you get your share the next day without waiting for others. Our products are delivered to you in perfect condition, undamaged and fresh.
₦32,049.00 per 50 kg
Buy 50kg of well-sourced Maiduguri oloyin beans at a discounted price. It can be shared with another buyer and you get your share the next day without waiting for the other. Oloyin Maiduguri is sweeter and softer than Oloyin Niger. It cooks faster and is also called "butter beans".
₦34,049.00 per 1 bag
Buy 50kg of Dangote sugar at a discounted price.
The price of Combo meal in fast food restaurant (Big Mac Meal or similar) in Lagos is 7,762 ₦ This average is based on 11 price points. At this point it is only a guess. Latest update: October 12, 2022.
What is a good salary in Nigeria? ›Salary range. Nigeria's average salary range ranges from 85,700 NGN per month (USD 198.43), the lowest average, to 1,510,000 NGN per month (USD 3,496.24), the highest average.
How much does the average Nigerian make a month? ›
Living Wage Individual in Nigeria averaged 42500 NGN/Month from 2015 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 43200 NGN/Month in 2018 and a record low of 41800 NGN/Month in 2015. Nigeria Living Wage Individual - values, historical data and charts - was last updated on February of 2023.
What is Nigeria economic forecast for 2023? ›THE International Monetary Fund, IMF, yesterday, upgraded its projection for Nigeria's 2023 economic growth rate to 3.2 per cent representing 0.2 percentage points increase from the 3.0 per cent earlier projected in its October 2022 World Economic Outlook.
What is the economic outlook for 2023 in Nigeria? ›The Nigerian economy is expected to grow by 3 per cent in 2023, the United Nations (UN) has said. The UN, in its 2023 World Economic Situation and Prospects report published on its website, said high inflation and power supply issues are impacting growth in Nigeria.
What is Nigeria GDP forecast for 2023? ›GDP in Nigeria is expected to reach 454.05 USD Billion by the end of 2023, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the Nigeria GDP is projected to trend around 469.04 USD Billion in 2024 and 482.64 USD Billion in 2025, according to our econometric models.
Is Nigeria getting poorer? ›In 1980, an estimated 27 percent of Nigerians lived in poverty. By 1999, about 70 percent of Nigerians had income less than $1 a day and the figure has risen since then. It may be recalled that the World Bank data had shown since 2016 that four in every ten Nigerians live below the poverty line of $1.9 per day.
What is food inflation in Nigeria June 2022? ›As of June 2022, the food inflation rate in Nigeria stood at around 20.5 percent compared to June 2021. During the period observed, food inflation was highest in March 2021, when it reached nearly 22.8 percent.
Why is food inflation rising in Nigeria? ›The NBS explained that rising inflation rate was caused by soaring food prices, disruption in food supply chain, rise in import cost due to the currency depreciation, and increase in the cost of production.
How much is a bag of rice in Nigeria 2022? ›It's also accessible at a reasonable price in key markets around the country. Rice Master 50kg rice costs between N26,000 and N30,000 (depending on the market). Rice Master 25kg rice costs between N13,000 and N15,500 (depending on the market). d.
Is food expensive in Nigeria? ›Food prices in Nigeria are at their highest levels ever as the country faces its worst food inflation in 17 years, traders, consumers and producers across sectors of the food supply chains have told PREMIUM TIMES. Nigeria's inflation rate surged to 20.52 per cent in August, the highest since September 2005.