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Saddamochieng00:


Another thing's that's often overlooked is that foreign firms 9 times out of ten will pay a higher price for produce compared to their local counterparts. So why should a farmer go through all the hassle of navigating middlemen when there's a bigger and more stable market willing to pay more for his goods?

Africa despite being the second most populous continent doesn’t consume much due to lack of or low availability of a standard credit system (amongst other factors).
South Africa has a standard database like that of Europe, Asia, and America hence they have the credit system in place (amongst other things) to help them consume more than any other country in Africa (in of value derived from the consumption). In of quantity however, Nigeria of course consumes the most being at least 3 times the size of South Africa.

What we keep telling the Ghanaians but they're in denial. Make all of us dey kuku dey go.

Even the Nigerian shock.😂

La goose.

theenchanter:
What we keep telling the Ghanaians but they're in denial. Make all of us dey kuku dey go.

Even the Nigerian shock.😂

now compare it to the cost of living in Abuja, Calabar and pH etc.


The guy seems not to be wize, the urban part of Ghana is as expensive as Nigeria while rural area is less expensive as rural Nigeria.


How much is this in Nigeria....it is less than 70knaira in GH

vaxx:
now compare it to the cost of living in Abuja, Calabar and pH etc.


The guy seems not to be wize, the urban part of Ghana is as expensive as Nigeria while rural area is less expensive as rural Nigeria.


How much is this in Nigeria....it is less than 70knaira in GH

E pele sir.😁

theenchanter:
E pele sir.😁

How much is that 25 litter's of oil. Kings or whatever company in Nigeria?.

Be bold enough to tell us

vaxx:
How much is that 25 litter's of oil. Kings or whatever company in Nigeria?.

Be bold enough to tell us

ok

Makoko, the floating slum, la goose.

theenchanter:
ok

You guys have no idea the rate at which hunger the waya them..
Na some of us dey buy food for their compatriots.
It's so bad that they're eating Nigerian food.

theenchanter:
ok

ode

POKUASI2:

You guys have no idea the rate at which hunger the waya them..
Na some of us dey buy food for their compatriots.
It's so bad that they're eating Nigerian food.

so Nigerian food is a standard of something bad whaooo

The joke is on you, you are only a slave here you can't rule not even in your life wannabe

vaxx:
ode

I responded harshly and was banned but I already screenshot the post before it was removed.

So, enjoy...... Can't stress myself on u by making another lengthy post.

theenchanter:
I responded harshly and was banned but I already screenshot the post before it was removed.

So, enjoy...... Can't stress myself on u by making another lengthy post.

You are not banned anyway, it is your own cup of acid.


Oil is a basic necessity both in Nigeria and Ghana, the quantity on what you buy is dependent on the amount you used. But it is a daily and necessary consumption.


Now tell me basic necessity in Nigeria that is above that of Ghana and f.... olishly think it is way cheaper than Ghana.


How much is a bag of cement in Nigeria now ? Another item that is daily used

vaxx:
You are not banned anyway, it is your own cup of acid.


Oil is a basic necessity both in Nigeria and Ghana, the quantity on what you buy is dependent on the amount you used. But it is a daily and necessary consumption.


Now tell me basic necessity in Nigeria that is above that of Ghana and f.... olishly think it is way cheaper than Ghana.


How much is a bag of cement in Nigeria now ? Another item that is daily used

how's 25L vegetable oil a necessity, guy?😂😂😂

As for cement, I know the price of that and it ranges between 8k-10k, depending on the brand.

theenchanter:
how's 25L vegetable oil a necessity, guy?😂😂😂

ogbeni , it is a common basic household ingredient.


Whether you buy in 25 litter's or less depends on your pulse. It does not stop it from being a basic necessity

theenchanter:
how's 25L vegetable oil a necessity, guy?😂😂😂

As for cement, I know the price of that and it ranges between 8k-10k, depending on the brand.

anyway that is 10 k. It does not in anyway cheaper than Ghana despite having a poorer economy

vaxx:
ogbeni , it is a common basic household ingredient.


Whether you buy in 25 litter's or less depends on your pulse. It does not stop it from being a basic necessity

As I said earlier, I'm sure 90% of Nigerians don't buy 25L vegetable oil, so therefore 25L vegetable oil is not a basic need.

Vegetable oil are sold in smaller quantities and I believe that's what majority of Nigerians buy

vaxx:
anyway that is 10 k. It does not in anyway cheaper than Ghana despite having a poorer economy

the argument is about pp of our currencies.

theenchanter:
As I said earlier, I'm sure 90% of Nigerians don't buy 25L vegetable oil, so therefore 25L vegetable oil is not a basic need.

Vegetable oil are sold in smaller quantities and I believe that's what majority of Nigerians buy

Your argument is flawed . The quantity is basically a reflection of what your pulse can attract, it doesn't mean oil is not a necessity. Nearly every 90 percent of Nigerians will buy it if they can afford it because there is no much alternative to oil.

Oil is a basic needs, the quantity doesn't matter, can you afford it is the question ?

theenchanter:
the argument is about pp of our currencies.

ogbeni, the major components here is the exchange rate, the inflation rate and the local price. Judging based on this component, Nigeria is not in anyway living better despite Ghana perceived high cost

vaxx:
Your argument is flawed . The quantity is basically a reflection of what your pulse can attract, it doesn't mean oil is not a necessity. Nearly every 90 percent of Nigerians will buy it if they can afford because there is no much alternative oil.

Oil is a basic needs, the quantity doesn't matter, can you afford it is the question ?

how many Ghanaians buy 25L vegetable oil? Let's start from there.

theenchanter:
how many Ghanaians buy 25L vegetable oil? Let's start from there.

The sensible question will be how many Ghanaian used or don't used oil ? Size is a matter of choice and needs .

vaxx:
ogbeni, the major components here is the exchange rate, the inflation rate and the local price. Judging based on this component, Nigeria is not in anyway living better despite Ghana perceived high cost

that is still ppp, Bobo. So why are u running in circles?

theenchanter:
that is still ppp, Bobo. So why are u running in circles?

na you dey run inside circle. I already give you a clue regarding it but showing you examples of basic commodity like cooking oil and cement.

theenchanter:
What we keep telling the Ghanaians but they're in denial. Make all of us dey kuku dey go.

Even the Nigerian shock.😂

Ghanaians pay 22% vat on most things we buy of course Ghana will be more expensive than Nigeria where you pay just 6%.

🤣😂

This is like going to the US of Singapore with your 2 million naira and crying at how fast it finishes.

It shows that your money has no real value

Saddamochieng00:


Another thing's that's often overlooked is that foreign firms 9 times out of ten will pay a higher price for produce compared to their local counterparts. So why should a farmer go through all the hassle of navigating middlemen when there's a bigger and more stable market willing to pay more for his goods?

the Price of cash crops are set , farmers can only sell directly to the market. That is how the derivative Market works.