Current Prices Of Bags Of Rice In Nigeria (2024)

This article is about the current prices of bags of rice in Nigeria in this year 2024. Rice is a very important food in Nigeria, as millions of people across the country consume it on a daily basis. It is arguably the most popular and most important food in this part of the world and it ranks as a very important source of carbohydrates for many Nigerians.

Current Prices Of Bags Of Rice In Nigeria

As of this year, the cost of a bag of rice has continued to be of significant interest because of the price fluctuations that has been affecting consumers and the market in general. As we proceed in the course of this article, we will present you with the current cost of bags of rice in Nigeria, and also let you in on some of the things you should consider before buying a bag of rice anywhere in the country.

CURRENT PRICES OF BAGS OF RICE IN NIGERIA 2024 

The price of rice per bag in Nigeria depends on a number of market factors. There is no standard pricing that applies to all brands of rice because the cost varies with the size. In Nigeria this 2024, the cost of a bag of rice is between the price range of ₦32,000 – ₦45,000 for both local rice brands and imported rice.

HOW MUCH IS 50 KG BAG OF RICE IN NIGERIA?

The following are the current prices of different brands of 50 kg bags of rice in Nigeria this 2024:

  • Mama’s Pride 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,000 – ₦55,000
  • Mama’s Choice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦42,500 – ₦60,500
  • Mama’s Pride (Premium Parboiled) 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦45,000 – N55,500
  • Gerawa Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,000 – ₦52,500
  • Mango Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦41,500 – ₦55,500
  • Big Bull Stone Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦48,000 – ₦60,000
  • Siamese 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,500 – ₦53,200
  • Caprice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,000 – ₦57,000
  • Labana Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦41,000 – ₦50,000
  • Destoned Ofada Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦35,000 – ₦50,000
  • Ebonyi Special Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,000 – ₦55,500
  • Mafa Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦41,500 – ₦55,000
  • Vitali 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦42,500 – ₦58,000
  • Optimum Parboiled Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦40,000 – ₦55,000
  • HAB Premium Parboiled Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦49,000 – ₦65,000
  • Royal Stallion Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦50,000 – ₦65,000
  • Mama Gold Rice 50 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦50,000 – ₦67,000.

HOW MUCH IS 25 KG BAG OF RICE IN NIGERIA?

The following are the current prices of different brands of 25 kg bags of rice in Nigeria this 2024:

  • Royal Stallion 25 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦28,980 – ₦32,000
  • Mama’s Pride Premium Parboiled Rice 25 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦28,200 – ₦35,500
  • Big Bull Premium Rice 25 kg bag of rice costs between the price range of ₦30,500 – ₦45,500.

HOW MUCH IS 2 KG, 5 KG AND 10 KG BAG OF RICE IN NIGERIA?

The following are the current prices of 2 kg, 5 kg, and 10 kg bags of rice in Nigeria this 2024:

  • Perchams Organic Brown Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦8,500 – ₦10,500
  • Extra Coarse Bulgur Rice 1000g X2 costs between the price range of ₦6,000 – ₦8,500
  • Maharani Indian Basmati Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦8,900 – ₦12,000
  • Tropical Sun Natural Brown Basmati Rice 2kg costs between the price range of ₦7,000 – ₦10,500
  • Caprice 10kg costs between the price range of ₦9,000 – ₦15,500
  • Mama’s Pride Parboiled Rice 10kg costs between the price range of ₦6,900 – ₦10,000
  • Arike Ofada Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦7,500 – ₦8,500
  • Aani Premium Basmati Rice 10kg costs between the price range of ₦17,500 – ₦19,500
  • Lal Qilla Basmati Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦7,400 – ₦9,500
  • Laila Brown Basmati Rice 2kg costs between the price range of ₦7,500 – ₦9,000
  • Nu’eden Ofada Rice 2kg costs between the price range of ₦5,300 – ₦7,500
  • Local Ofada Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦7,000 – ₦13,000
  • Royal Stallion 10kg costs between the price range of ₦12,500 – ₦18,500
  • Royal Stallion Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦5,800 – ₦9,500
  • Mama’s Pride Parboiled Rice 5kg costs between the price range of ₦7,000 – ₦10,500.

THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING BAG OF RICE IN NIGERIA

The following are some of the things you should consider before buying a bag of rice in Nigeria today:

CONSIDER THE RICE VARIETY

There are different varieties of rice available in Nigeria today and you should consider the type you want before proceeding to purchase it. These varieties of rice include: jasmine, basmati, and other types of rice. The flavour, texture, and cooking time vary depending on the type that you need.

CONSIDER THE RICE BRAND

Some rice brands are more popular than the others, that is why you should make inquiries of which ones are the best and most trusted before you proceed to purchase your bag of rice. Popular brands are good choices but if you must go for the less popular ones, ensure to ask the rice dealer to give you expert advice.

CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET

If you are on a budget, it is advisable that you compare the costs offered by several dealers to ensure that you are receiving a good deal.

CONSIDER THE PACKAGING OF THE BAG OF RICE

Check the packaging for any alterations or damage as this may indicate that the rice is not fresh.

CONSIDER THE NUMBER OF BAGS OF RICE YOU NEED

Calculate how many bags of rice you will need for your occasion and buy it accordingly to avoid wasting any.

CONSIDER ORGANIC VS. CONVENTIONAL RICE

Although it could be more affordable to buy conventional rice, some people prefer to buy organic rice because it is free of pesticides and chemical fertilizers. The choice is yours.

Ezeh Emmanuella

Ezeh Emmanuella is an information enthusiast and the Editor of Nigerian Search Guide. She loves to answer search queries on everything Nigeria. She is also the brain behind Ellacious Designs, an emerging fashion brand in Nigeria today.

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