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How Much Is Goat In The North

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page 0 · 32 posts · 30 participants · discussion_qa

This is a lively discussion thread where users debate the current market price of goats in Northern Nigeria, contrasting historical low prices with current inflation-driven costs. The conversation ranges from specific pricing in states like Jigawa and Kebbi to political commentary on how government policies have affected livestock costs, while also touching on the ease of rearing goats.

Pain points: price_crashprice_crash
Prices: full grown goat: NGN40000.0 (Jigawa)full grown goat: NGN60000.0 (Jigawa)life standing goat: NGN40000.0 (general)goat: NGN30000.0 (general)goat: NGN80000.0 (general)goat: NGN50000.0 (general)goat: NGN40000.0 (general)goat: NGN5000.0 (general)goat: NGN60000.0 (general)goat: NGN9800.0 (general)goat: NGN30000.0 (general)full grown akuya goat: NGN1500.0 (Yauri, Kebbi)full grown akuya goat: NGN2000.0 (Yauri, Kebbi)goat: NGN2000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN90000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN120000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN150000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN25000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN30000.0 (general)full grown goat: NGN20000.0 (Maiyama LGA, Kebbi)
Credibility signals: VinnyBaba cites specific past experience during NYSC in Benue state in 2015.ajebuter cites specific past experience during NYSC service year in 2001 in Yauri Kebbi state.Dogalmighty17 references a specific purchase attempt 2 years ago and identifies the breed as Sokoto Gudali.yarimo specifies a location (Maiyama LGA of Kebbi state) to support a price claim.
“Dont be deceived with the word CHEAP.”
“During my Nysc time in Benue state in 2015, dat Goat was N8000. Until Buhari and his FAILURE Brother Tinibu took over and I hear it's now up to N60000.”
“Chai...”
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page 1 · 31 posts · 28 participants · discussion_qa

This is a lively discussion thread where users debate the market price of goats in Northern Nigeria versus the South, citing specific locations and figures ranging from 25k to 120k Naira. The conversation shifts into a heated exchange about the profitability of goat rearing, with some users dismissing farming as a 'lazy' venture while others defend it as a viable cash-and-carry business. The thread also contains a significant detour into sports banter regarding Cristiano Ronaldo.

Prices: Sokoto red goat: NGN30000.0 (South West)Sokoto red goat: NGN50000.0 (South West)Goat: NGN50000.0 (Abakaliki)Goat: NGN25000.0 (Dakka, Bali, Taraba State)Ram: NGN75000.0 (Gigawa)Goat: NGN120000.0 (Unspecified)Goat: NGN100000.0 (Unspecified)Goat: NGN25000.0 (Kaduna Village Markets)Goat: NGN30000.0 (Mubi, Adamawa State)Goat: NGN25000.0 (Nasarawa)Sebi broiler rooster: NGN21000.0 (Lagos)Kpekpeye: NGN15000.0 (Unspecified)
Credibility signals: Specific location mentions (e.g., 'Dakka in Bali local Government of TARABA state')Reference to personal experience ('Someone I knew even bought moderately big Ram for 75k this year February')Reference to personal transactions ('Bought three days ago where I stay')
“Those sokoto red goats are within prize range of 30k - 50k in South West, so I don't think it could be that costly in far North where they bought them.”
“You will know they need special food and attention the day you start rearing for commercial use.”
“Lazy people and their complaints, they say na because of Buhari & Tinubu make goat expensive? Please explain how it is their fault, abi make FG come rear goat & cattle for una?”
Unclassified: Sports banter regarding Cristiano Ronaldo (GOAT) and football players (Ronaldo, Cristiano Ronaldo)
page 2 · 31 posts · 29 participants · discussion_qa

This is a lively discussion thread where users compare goat prices across various Nigerian states, ranging from 15k to 200k depending on age, location, and market conditions. The conversation quickly devolves into political banter regarding government failure and inflation, contrasting historical prices with current costs. While some users offer to sell or share contacts, the primary activity is information exchange about market rates rather than organized trade.

Pain points: transport_cost
Prices: goat: Quids35.0 (General)goat: NGN60000.0 (Kebbi)goat: NGN30000.0 (Sokoto)sheep: NGN50000.0 (Sokoto)ram: NGN70000.0 (Sokoto)turkey: NGN20000.0 (Sokoto)goat: NGN200000.0 (Edo State)goat: NGN70000.0 (Jigawa)goat: NGN70000.0 (Bauchi)goat: NGN2000.0 (Plateau)ram: NGN3500.0 (Plateau)goat: NGN50000.0 (Kogi)goat: NGN35000.0 (General)goat: NGN15000.0 (General)goat: NGN20000.0 (Dutse/Maigatari)goat: NGN30000.0 (Maigatari)goat: NGN1500.0 (2001)goat: NGN8000.0 (2015)goat: NGN50000.0 (2024)goat: NGN60000.0 (2024)
Credibility signals: Specific state locations mentioned (Kebbi, Sokoto, Jigawa, Bauchi, Kogi, Plateau)Reference to specific markets (Shuwarin market, Maigatari)Reference to specific years of experience or service (2001, 2004, 2003/2004, 2015)Claim of dealing in goats and having a farm visible on Google
“Sometimes last year I sent a friend 60k in Kebbi and she got me 2 sizeable ones, with additional 5k she killed and smoked them. I paid another N3,500 to the driver that brought it to me.”
“In 2001, NYSC Allawee was 3K and Goat was 1,5k. In my time 2015, NYSC Allawee was 19800 and Goat was 8k. Meaning your Allawee can Buy 2,3 goats.”
“you must be in dutse. You can get that goat in maigatari for as low as 20k. Go to shuwarin market on Mondays even. Maybe 30k”
page 3 · 27 posts · 12 participants · discussion_qa coordination

This thread is a practical marketplace discussion focused on goat pricing, availability, and logistics in Northern Nigeria. Users actively exchange specific prices for different goat types in locations like Yobe, Sokoto, and Taraba, while also coordinating to share contact details for further business inquiries. The conversation includes brief banter and a side discussion on political fatigue, but the core activity is information sharing regarding livestock trade.

Prices: goat: NGN80000.0 (Yobe State)goat: NGN55000.0 (Yobe State)goat: NGN30000.0 (Sokoto (Dogon Daji))goat: NGN40000.0 (Sokoto (Dogon Daji))goat: NGN80000.0 (Sokoto (Dogon Daji))transport_to_east: NGN5000.0 (Taraba State)
Credibility signals: Specific location naming (Yobe, Sokoto, Taraba)Detailed age and gender breakdown of livestock (Male 34, Female 24, Female 22)Reference to specific markets (Dogon Daji)Sharing of personal email addresses and phone numbers for business
“Currently, local market in yobe state. No one will sell that goat less than 80k.. I bough in January 10, for 55k”
“Goats are cheaper during the raining seasons, that one in the picture posted cost is around 30-40k here in Sokoto (Dogon Daji, precisely)”
“It is always easy for lazy dull minded persons to blame others for their own laziness or lack of vision”