He said the situation was further compounded by the fact that food items naturally become more expensive in May, June, and July.“For all of us that understand the farming cycle, we know that food are expensive in May, June and July.
“This is also exacerbated because there is bulk buying. CACOVID, states bought a lot to distribute as palliatives; Federal Government is also buying. “An off-season period met with this huge demand certainly, price will go up. We have started seeing them going further down. It takes little time to translate into cheaper prices and in retail stores.”He, however, claimed that prices have started coming down.
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Just vibes
Nonsenses talk
This FGNigeria under MBuhari is legendary at the blamegame, chai!!! Always blaming ,never providing solution, no foresight, no vision.
Your father
Very sick excuse, coming from very very sick useless and nitwits we call leaders, prices of food has increased since the closure of our borders last year. When they don't buy from the local market like we masses, how will they know.
This is Bs...
But last time he blames previous administration! ...shielding them selves when masses are severely tortured from every angle under their watch , what's our crimes to deserve all this after lifting APC to the throne?!
Imbeciles in exalted offices
No surprise... This government na to blame them sabi
Total rubbish, the governor was trying so hard to defend the party or his administration that he failed to realise the nonsense coming out of his mouth. The hike in food prices has nothing to do with paliatives an eventuality that was hastened by the covid 19 pandemic.
When you elect nonentities, this is what you get.
To plan how economy would bounce back ziro, but to plan how to work against fellow party members A1...........
Highly irresponsible govt
Government Oya to si fraudster
In jigawa the price is not going down
When there is no solutions or ideas then someone or something is always to be blamed
I guess u actually meant covid419.i swear those who brought nija into this you and ur family will suffer it 1 day. Even when it is very clear dat you guys are just using covid19 to steal,u still want to force us to believe ur lies bec u no we av nothing to do, but Allah yaisa
This makes no sense whatsoever
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Which palliatives? Who did they give? Let them publish the names and location of the recipients please?
Sick people in government, you increase fuel, electricity and you expect the prices of goods and transportation to be the same? The masses are suffering, APC is like a curse on Nigeria and I blame past government for failing to deliver good governance to the people!
Aliyu841 aliyu_akarim2 DatNupeBlood funny political leaders everywhere some of them will still blame there failure after 8years of leadership on COVID19. D question suld be wat intervention hav day don in agric sector b4 D covid19 nd wat D post covid19 plan 4 Agric sector ?
Things has been expensive since the closure of boarders .
May the god bless who’s talk about high price of food Ameen
Hmmmm
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These people are just useless
The blaming government.🙄🙄 Very predictable
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