NEWS UPDATES Home » News Feed » How food blockade kade affected prices of tomato, pepper, onion How food blockade affected prices of tomato, pepper, onion By Precious Chukwudi & Damilola Ogunsakin It’s been one week since the northern traders agreed to resume the supply of food items to southern states, thereby ending the blockade. The blockade had resulted in scarcity and an increase in the prices of food items in the south. Read the story HERE . How food blockade affected prices of tomato, pepp
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