TRADERS LAMENT ON INFLATION OF GOODS AT SANGO MARKET By Abdulsalam Azeezat Ajoke

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 TRADERS LAMENT ON INFLATION OF GOODS AT SANGO MARKET


By Abdulsalam Azeezat Ajoke



The traders in kunlende market,sango,ilorin, kwara state has decried on the hike of food commodity .


Speaking with newsmen, one of the traders ,Mrs Salawu Mobolape made a disclosed that persistence rise in general commodity in the market, adding that the price of commodity in the market is not stable ,whenever they order for goods from the wholesaler the price keep on increasing almost everyday.


    she further said that the inflation on goods have become their major problem in the market ,both the retailers and consumers have turned them to be unfaithful .


    Mr olarenwaju soliu also complained on how inflation has reduced their sales in the market, adding that as at last year of this period, sales of at least 20 bags of rice daily was made but now they hardly sell 8 bags of rice daily.

    They further urged both the federal and state government to come to stabilize price of the commodiies.

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