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FOOD ITEM AVAILABLE NOW
GARRI 




IJEBU GARRI. it has pleansant sour taste. produced by national cassava association of Nigeria. available in stock in 5kg for 




                       DRY CAT FISH.
hygienecally cleaned dry cat fish with spices. available in kgs.


FRIED AND OVEN DRIED PONMO [edible cow skin] Available in bags of 30 pieces,60pieces,150pieces,300pieces,600pieces,1200 pieces









PALM OIL AND PALM PRODUCTS SUCH AS KERNEL OIL,NUTS AND KERNER SHELL AVAILABLE IN LARGE QUANTITY.

 CASHEW NUTS AVAILABLE IN LARGE QUANTITY


                                                        CASSAVA TUBERS




                                                            SNAILS     AA  SPICES



                                  BALL  PEPPER [HOT] RED AND YELLOW





                                                          PALM     KERNELSHELL


                                                KOLANUT

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