Price Of Tomatoes Crash,Now N800 Per Basket Instead Of N25,000

By Mojisola Delano Last updated Jul 31, 2016

The price of a basket Tomato in the market has crashed from between N25,000 and N40,000 which it sold for in May to N800.

The crash signifies a 96.8% drop in market price of the essential cooking ingredient which had in the past months caused pain and anger for households.

The price reduced drastically after a prolonged scarcity due tomato ebola. The tomatoes killing pest has now been put under control.

It is even been said that the price is so low in some farms at the moment that one could buy a basket for less than even N800 in some areas.

I better make a basin of stew before it changes again o….can’t trust these guys.

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Mannyxander says 8 years ago

This is wonderful, finally something good to cheer in the midst of hardship and sufferings…

Manny the long lost MDB’er

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