Price Of Fruits In Nigeria Today And Which One Is Best For Your Health

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If you go to New Benin Market or Oba Market today, you will see plenty of fruits. But many people don't know the price and which one is best for health. Let me break it down for you.

Current Price Of Fruits In Nigeria (October 2026):

- Orange: N100 - N200 per one. N1000 - N2000 per dozen.

 

- Banana: N100 - N300 per bunch of small, N500 for big bunch.

 

- Watermelon: N500 - N1500 for one medium size.

 

- Pineapple: N500 - N1000 for one.

 

- Pawpaw: N500 - N1200 depending on size.

 

- Mango: N100 - N300 per one (seasonal, cheaper now).

 

- Avocado Pear: N300 - N600 per one.

 

- Apple: N300 - N500 per one (imported).

 

Which One Should You Buy If You Have Small Money?

If you have N1000 only, buy: 2 oranges, 1 banana bunch, 1 small watermelon, 1 pawpaw. That mix will last you 3 days and will clean your body.

If you want to glow skin: Buy avocado and pawpaw.
If you want to add blood: Buy watermelon and orange.
If you want to lose weight: Buy pineapple and apple.

Health Tip: Always wash your fruits with salt and water before eating. Don't buy fruits that have black spots or flies on it.

Fruits are cheaper than drugs. Prevention is better than cure.

How much did you buy fruits last in your area? Share your price with us.

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