#Ramadan: What happens when you sell ordinary dodo and rice for N12k?

@WiredNG kilode. Rice one cup is 40 naira, egg is 30 naira, plantain 200 naira, sachet tomato 50 naira, atagungun 20 naira, ororo 70 = 410

— krishstevens (@Oluwakrish) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG I won’t eat tomorrow again abi?? That 12k plus will feed over 100 if well managed. Bloody egg ko, bloody yolk nii… — Toheeb O. (@EarlofLibra) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG I’m sure the plate is N12,000 while the food is N570

— Adekunle Ayo 1304 (@ayusaddy) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG kilo happen, for plantain nd oil rice. Egg 45 naira for what, may u reign forever with oil rice. Bye! — The Crazy Poet (@_teddyP_) June 8, 2016

@EarlofLibra @WiredNG / it looks like a sacrifice. Is it the tomatoes used that drove the price to 12k ?

— #AGENTSOFSHIELD# (@padrejp) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG @Abuja_Facts lol. That is one bag of rice na, HABA! — Grand Maester (@wagesgendon) June 8, 2016

@WiredNG I’m hoping its a typo.U probably meant #1200 or#570.No way can jollof,dodo nd egg wit little stew in dat proportion cost dat much

— Shalom Okparaji (@OmolaraOkparaji) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG i will make this same meal for my whole family with meat for 1k.. — JamAar#MUFC (@Stickz_jonez) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG Abeg, the food dey cure cancer and Ebola??

— Adeolu (@HayTeeHay) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG “Jollof dipped in plantain roulette n bloody egg”… Are we in France? When our food begin dey get these kind names — Broom Stick (@Broom__Stick) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG Plantain N100, Egg N30,Rice N200, Tomatoes N100= N450. You dey sell the plate? Na gold?

— Serving (@StNaija) June 9, 2016

@WiredNG 12 tausand and no meat. Bloody egg topping — O. V. O (@ViCktorr_) June 9, 2016