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Prices of selected food items in Kogi State in Nigeria as of August 2023 (in Naira)

Characteristic	Prices in Naira
Agric eggs medium size	869.55
Agric eggs(medium size price of one)	90.5
Beans brown,sold loose	480.35
Beans:white black eye. sold loose	500.44
Beef Bone in	1,583.33
Beef,boneless	1,835.71
Bread sliced 500g	595.45
Bread unsliced 500g	495.83
Broken Rice (Ofada)	540
Chicken Feet	500
Chicken Wings	760
Evaporated tinned milk carnation 170g	356.67
Evaporated tinned milk(peak), 170g	400.5
Frozen chicken	3,050.67
Gari white,sold loose	370.54
Gari yellow,sold loose	460.31
Mudfish (aro) fresh	953.33
Mudfish : dried	1,750
Onion bulb	323.79
Rice agric sold loose	692.86
Rice local sold loose	658.1
Rice Medium Grained	690
Rice,imported high quality sold loose	847.55
Tomato	255.44
Yam tuber	450.55
Dried Fish Sardine	1,890
Iced Sardine	1,340
Irish potato	323.96
Sweet potato	285.37
Tilapia fish (epiya) fresh	620.33
Titus:frozen	1,594.25
Catfish (obokun) fresh	937
Catfish :dried	1,680
Catfish Smoked	1,630
Mackerel : frozen	1,490
Groundnut oil: 1 bottle, specify bottle	968.33
Maize grain white sold loose	605.08
Maize grain yellow sold loose	602.25
Palm oil: 1 bottle,specify bottle	1,000.89
Plantain(ripe)	480.34
Plantain(unripe)	498.25
Vegetable oil:1 bottle,specify bottle	973.7
Wheat flour: prepacked (golden penny 2kg)	1,230

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August 2023

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Nigeria

Survey time period

August 2023

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Conversion rate as of 10.05.2024.

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Prices in Nigeria are generally increasing due to steady inflation, and food items are particularly impacted. The prices also vary considerably from state to state. In Kogi State, one kilogram of white gari, sold loose, costed on average 370 Naira (around 0.26 U.S. dollar) in August 2023. One kilogram of local rice reached 658 Naira, about 0.46 U.S. dollars, while one bottle of palm oil costed on average 1,001 Naira per liter, roughly 0.7 U.S. dollar.