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Rice, a staple in Nigeria, plays a crucial role in the daily diet of millions. The country, known both for its production and consumption of rice, boasts a diverse array of brands catering to different tastes and budgets.
Mama Gold Rice
Mama Gold rice, esteemed for its quality and quick cooking attributes, continues to be a favorite among Nigerians. The current prices for various sizes of Mama Gold rice are as follows:
50kg Bag: ₦85,000 — ₦90,000
25kg Bag: ₦40,500 — ₦45,000
10kg Bag: ₦20,500 — ₦25,500
Royal Stallion Rice
Marketed by the Stallion Group of Companies, Royal Stallion Rice remains a preferred choice among consumers. The prices for Royal Stallion rice are:
50kg Bag: ₦85,000 — ₦95,000
25kg Bag: ₦40,500 — ₦45,000
10kg Bag: ₦20,500 — ₦25,500
Rice Master Rice
Recognized for its quality and affordability, Rice Master is a trusted brand in the Nigerian market. The current prices for Rice Master rice are:
50kg Bag: ₦85,000 — ₦90,000
25kg Bag: ₦40,500 — ₦45,000
Caprice Rice
Valued for its affordability and taste, Caprice rice remains highly sought-after across Nigeria. The prices for Caprice rice are:
50kg Bag: ₦90,000 — ₦95,000
25kg Bag: ₦45,500 — ₦50,500
Other Rice Varieties and Market Prices
Nigerian Rice (50kg): ₦85,000 – ₦90,000
Falcon Rice (25kg): ₦25,500 — ₦35,000
Basmati Rice (5kg): ₦20,500 — ₦35,500
Ofada Rice (5kg): ₦18,500 — ₦25,500
Market Prices in Key Locations
Bodija Market, Ibadan (Oyo State): ₦90,500 (per 50kg bag)
Dawanau Market, Kano (Kano State): ₦85,850 (per 50kg bag)
Gombe Market, Gombe State: ₦85,600 (per 50kg bag)
Prices in other cities like Lagos, Abuja, Jos, Ilorin, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Sokoto range from ₦85,000 to ₦95,500 for a 50kg bag.
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