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Coronavirus: Boys Pour Away Goods Over Exorbitant Prices
Following the lockdown in most States to curb the spread of the Coronavirus, some resident of Port Harcourt has poured away the goods of some market women over the exorbitant prices.
Following the lockdown in most States to curb the spread of the Coronavirus, some resident of Port Harcourt has poured away the goods of some market women over the exorbitant prices.

Recall that immediately the closure was announced by the government, some market women started hiking the prices of their goods and services.
A paint of garri which was sold for 500 was now sold at 1500, this enraged the boys and made them pour away the goods.
Read the post; “Today at Big Tree Market, Iwofe boys went into town to see those wicked and cruel market women selling food items at exorbitant prices, unfortunately for this Garri seller, she was selling Garri of N500 for N1500 and the boys threw everything away on the ground. They were upset with what they saw in the market today at Iwofe market in Port Harcourt”
“Remember theses Garri are old stock because the border was closed one day after it was announced. So no gGarri truck came into the state after the closure of borders, that’s to say the Garri are old stocks they bought for a normal price before the borders were closed.
But do you support the activities of the boys?
Let’s have your say on this.”
The government has initiated a total lockdown in the states in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
As of today, Nigeria has recorded 131 cases with two deaths. Everyone is advised to stay home to stay safe.
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