Mile 12 Market chairman links high cost of tomato, pepper to insecurity, others

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The Chairman of Mile 12 International Market in Lagos State, Shehu Usman Jubrin, has pinned the recent high cost of tomato, pepper and other perishable items on insecurity and other factors.

A small basket of tomatoes goes for about N35,000 at the market, while the price of pepper has also jumped, raising concerns among Nigerians.

“The bone of contention and the real fact is just insecurity. There’s absolutely nothing the country will do. This price hike will continue. They are still buying tomato at the rate of N1,000 for three pieces. Usman said that some of the farmers negotiate and pay bandits before they could go to their farms to harvest the products.

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Mile 12 Market Chairman attributes over 500 per cent surge in tomato, pepper prices to insecurityShehu Jibrin, the Chairman of Mile 12 International Market Lagos, has blamed insufficient supply, insecurity, and infestation for the more than 500 percent price hike of tomatoes and pepper in Nigeria. Jibrin disclosed this in an interview on Channels Television, monitored by DAILY POST on Monday.
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