Hi every market Friday lover. This is indeed another Friday for us to move round our markets and make do with what we have.
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While for this week I decided to do something a little different from the market scene. Yes, as you can see I visited a bread factory around town to see how things are going on.
But as usual, the bread sellers have gone out to distribute bread to their customers, so, I have no choice than to follow them to the place where they have gone to.
You know that before now you can just move out of your house to the nearest provision store to get a very good bread for the family's breakfast. But is no more easy as it use to be. These days, for you to get a very nice, sweet and fluffy 馃崬 bread, it will take a distance. Some of the bread dealers nowadays prefer to take it to a particular spot in the town to distribute to people who are interested. Because of the high cost of things, people don't patronise like before, so they prefer to take it close to the people away from the factory.
This is the spot where the factory owner comes to sell their bread and people come with bike or even cars to purchase the quantity they want.
As a matter of fact, the price is okay to compare to the increase of all commodities in the market. But even at that we are believing God that things will get cheaper one of these days.
The Bread that was sold at the rate of # 300 naira, is now sold at the rate of # 600. That is double of the former price. And the ones that were sold at the rate of # 500 before is now sold at the rate of # 900 naira now, which is almost double the former price.
The price is like that for all sizes of bread : double of their former price. But no matter what, I found Charis oven bread very special and it is the type of bread that I want for my family's breakfast.
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