Mama Gold Rice
Mama Gold Rice is 550 naira for a 2 kg pack that covers 4 pots. Twenty-three other packs sit on the same list.
Stocking a kitchen
The pack column is the size you buy, including pots where the item has them. Mama Gold Rice is the wish-adjacent staple. Gino is 100, Maggi is 100, Kings oil is 400, and palm oil is 350. Egusi is 400, Ijebu garri is 150, and Indomie is 200. Eggs are 350, Agege bread is 200, and plantain is 250.
Dangote sugar is 200, Milo is 500, Peak milk is 300, and Maltina is 300. Zobo is 150, Hollandia is 250, and Gala is 100. Titus is 900, shawa is 600, and chicken is 2500, the most expensive pack on the list. Ponmo is 500, efo tete is 300, and Semovita is 800. A food subsidy, if it were the active policy, would cut groceries and food by 30 percent. It is not the active policy. Transport is.
What the basket is for
Cooking is its own wish and pays 2 points. Buying something for the house pays 2 points as well, so one market run can clear a purchase wish and fill the pot. Hunger decay at 5.5 does not care which brand you chose. It cares that you ate. Amala Shitta remains the venue for the eat wish, which is a plate, not a pack.
Prices are per pack in naira. They are not wish points and they are not shift pay. A chef ladder that starts at 7400 a shift can fund this whole list in one title. A Mushin rent of 2400 is about four bags of Mama Gold if you are choosing between starch and the landlord. The hall allowance of 3000 covers rice, oil, and not much chicken.
Build a pot before you build a party. Rice, oil, pepper-adjacent staples such as Maggi and Gino, and a protein you can afford will move hunger. Chicken at 2500 is a celebration pack. Gala at 100 is a snack. The wish for cooking pays the same 2 points either way, and hunger decay does not grade the brand.
Compare a pack with a shift only as a budget check. An intern title around 9900 covers rice, oil, eggs, and bread with room left for Mushin rent. It does not cover a week of chicken and a Lekki flat. The market is the cheap ledger. Rent and loans are the ones that empty it.
Leave billboard money off this list. Fifty thousand for a roadside slot is a different purchase on the next page. Nothing in the grocery column rents you Ikeja road. A food policy would scale these naira figures. Transport, the policy actually in force, does not.
The units column is how long a pack lasts, which the naira column does not say. Mama Gold Rice is 4 pots at 550. Maggi is 10 cubes at 100. Kings oil is 6 uses at 400, and palm oil is 5 uses at 350. Eggs are a half crate of 15 at 350. Indomie is 5 at 200. Dangote sugar is 10 at 200, and Milo is 8 at 500. A cheap naira price can still be a short pack, and a 550 bag of rice can outlast three sachets of Gino.
Protein is where the basket jumps. Titus is 2 fish at 900, shawa is 3 fish at 600, ponmo is 4 pieces at 500, and chicken is 3 portions at 2500. Efo tete is 2 bunches at 300 and Semovita is 4 wraps at 800. If the week has to choose, garri at 150 and Agege bread at 200 keep hunger moving longer than one chicken. The cooking wish still pays 2 points for whatever you actually put on the fire.
A first Tech title around 9900 covers rice, oil, eggs, bread, and a Mushin week of 2400 with cash left over. It does not automatically cover chicken every day plus a Lekki rent of 17000. A chef title at 7400 can buy the whole grocery column once and still has to face next week. Keep billboard money on the boards page. Fifty thousand for a roadside week is not a line in this basket, and the transport policy does not cut a bag of rice.
| Item | Pack | Naira |
|---|---|---|
| Mama Gold Rice | 2kg · 4 pots | 550 |
| Gino Tomato Paste | 3 sachets | 100 |
| Maggi Star Cubes | strip of 10 | 100 |
| Kings Vegetable Oil | 1 litre | 400 |
| Palm Oil | 1 litre | 350 |
| Ground Egusi | 3 derica | 400 |
| Ijebu Garri | paint bucket | 150 |
| Indomie Chicken | pack of 5 | 200 |
| Eggs | half crate | 350 |
| Agege Bread | 1 loaf | 200 |
| Plantain | bunch of 3 | 250 |
| Dangote Sugar | 1 pack | 200 |
| Milo Refill | 400g | 500 |
| Peak Milk | 10 sachets | 300 |
| Maltina | 4 cans | 300 |
| Zobo | 3 bottles | 150 |
| Hollandia Yoghurt | 2 bottles | 250 |
| Gala Sausage Roll | 3 rolls | 100 |
| Titus Fish | 2 fish | 900 |
| Smoked Shawa Fish | 3 fish | 600 |
| Frozen Chicken | 1kg · 3 portions | 2500 |
| Ponmo | 4 pieces | 500 |
| Efo Tete (spinach) | 2 bunches | 300 |
| Semovita | 1kg · 4 wraps | 800 |
Player questions
- Does the food subsidy cut these prices today?
- No. The food policy would make groceries and food 30 percent cheaper, but Franka's active policy is the transport subsidy. These pack prices are the uncut list. Mama Gold Rice stays 550 naira, chicken stays 2500, and Gala stays 100. If a later term switches the policy to food, rerun the 30 percent against this list. Do not apply it early, and do not apply the transport half-price to a bag of rice.
- Is a pack the same thing as a wish point?
- No. The pack is the size on the shelf, such as 2 kg and 4 pots of Mama Gold Rice, and the naira column is what you pay. Wish points are scored on the wishes page for doing a task, including buying something for the house. Paying 550 for rice can be the purchase that clears that wish. You still spent the 550. The points do not refund it.