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Kano Traders Groan As Onion Bag Worth N35000 Crashes To N7000 [VIDEO]

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March 3, 2021
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Kano Traders Groan As Onion Bag Worth N35000 Crashes To N7000 [VIDEO]—-Due to ongoing Strike by cows and foodstuff sellers across the country, some traders in the north have started lamenting after the price of onion crashed.

The Genius Media Nigeria reports that the price of a bag of onion used to cost N35,000 but it has suddenly crashed to N7,000.

The farmers and marketers at the Gun-Dutse onion market, Dawakin Kudu Local government Area of Kano State are blaming this on the ongoing strike by cows and foodstuff sellers.

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VIDEO: Traders Lament As Onion Bag Worth N35k Crashes to N7k In Kano.
The farmers and marketers at the Gun-Dutse onion market, Dawakin Kudu Local government Area of Kano State, Are Lamenting the effect of the ongoing strike by cows and foodstuff sellers. pic.twitter.com/239tVDGDY9

— Daily Trust (@daily_trust) March 2, 2021

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