Prices of key food items have continued to rise in the last one week in most markets in Lagos metropolis putting severe pressure on the incomes of many families.
Checks around Mile 12, Oshodi and Boundary markets in Lagos on Thursday revealed that a big basket of fresh tomatoes, which sold for betwe
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CHINWE AGBEZE
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