Price of a Bag of Wheat in Nigeria

The price of a bag of wheat in Nigeria is ₦20,000 – ₦30,000 depending on the season of the year. At sometimes of the year, the price of a bag of wheat can be as low as ₦20,000 while at sometimes, the price of a bag of wheat can go as high as ₦30,000.

The price of wheat has significantly increased in the past year due to the Russia – Ukraine war.

The bag of wheat usually weighs 50kg. Sacks are usually used to pack dried wheat grains.

Price of a bag of wheat in different markets in Nigeria

The table below shows the price of a bag of wheat in different markets in Nigeria:

Markets in Nigeria Price of a Bag of Wheat (₦)
Mile 12 Market, Lagos 30,000.00
Iyana Iba Market, Lagos 30,000.00
Iyana Ipaja Market, Lagos 30,000.00
Bodija Market, Ibadan 30,000.00
Oyemekun Market, Akure 30,000.00
Oja Oba Market, Abeokuta 30,000.00
Oja Oba Market, Osogbo 30,000.00
Oja Oba Market, Ado Ekiti 30,000.00
Benin Market 30,000.00
Sapele Market 30,000.00
Asaba Market 30,000.00
Port-Harcourt Market 30,000.00
Uyo Market 30,000.00
Calabar Market 30,000.00
Yenoga Market 30,000.00
Owerri Market 30,000.00
Awka Market 30,000.00
Enugu Market 30,000.00
Abakiliki Market 30,000.00
Enugu Market 30,000.00
Lokoja Market 28,000.00
Wuse Market 28,000.00
Garki Market 28,000.00
Minna Market 29,000.00
Kaduna Market 27,500.00
Makurdi Market 28,500.00
Farin Gada Market, Jos 27,000.00
Lafia Market 28,000.00
Keffi Market 28,500.00
Sokoto Market 27,500.00
Birnin-Kebbi Market 28,000.00
Zamfara Market 27,800.00
Dutse Market 29,000.00
Kano Market 27,000.00
Gombe Market 28,500.00
Bauchi Market 28,700.00
Yola Market 28,000.00
Maiduguri Market 29,000.00

It should be noted that the prices of bags of wheat varies as per market and the season of the year. The price of a bag of wheat can spike to as high as ₦35,000 during the scarcity season. In the times of glut, the price of a bag of wheat can slump to N20,000.

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Read our post on wheat farming in Nigeria.

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