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Aliade Market Records Fresh Price Movements as Groundnut, Soya Beans, Egusi, Yam Prices Remain Key Market Watch
Fresh market data from Aliade, Gwer LGA, shows changing prices for major agricultural commodities, including groundnut, maize, soya beans, egusi, garri, rice paddy, yam and other produce.
Benue Market Intelligence: Groundnut, Maize, Egusi and Other Commodity Prices Recorded in Aliade
Aliade Market in Gwer LGA recorded fresh commodity prices on August 14, with bene seed at ₦170,000 per 50kg sack, egusi at ₦150,000, soya beans at ₦100,000 and maize at ₦52,000.
Aliade Market Prices Today: Groundnut ₦50,000, Bene Seed ₦170,000
Fresh market prices recorded at Aliade Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, show groundnut at ₦48,000–₦50,000 per bag, soya beans at ₦100,000 and Bene seed at ₦170,000 per 50kg sack.
Aliade Market Update: Maize Sells for ₦48,000 as Soya Beans Hit ₦100,000
Fresh price monitoring at Aliade Market on 15 July 2026 shows maize selling for ₦48,000 per 50kg bag, while soya beans traded at ₦100,000. Benue Info-pedia brings the latest commodity prices.
Market Watch: Price Changes Continue to Shape Food Trade in Aliade, Benue
Some staple food commodities recorded price drops while others became more expensive during this week's market survey at Aliade Market, highlighting continued volatility in food prices.
Groundnut Sells for ₦65,000 as Egusi, Bene Seed Retain Premium Prices in Aliade Market
Aliade Market's latest commodity prices show bene seed selling at ₦160,000 per 50kg sack, while egusi trades at ₦150,000, highlighting continued demand for high-value agricultural produce.
Benue Info-pedia Market Report: Aliade Market Records Fresh Commodity Price Movements
Aliade Market in Aliade recorded fresh price movements on May 26, 2026, with changes observed across grains, yam, cassava products, seeds and farm tools according to local market monitoring.
MIXED FOOD PRICE TRENDS RECORDED AT ALIADE MARKET AMID SUPPLY PRESSURES
A market survey in Aliade, Benue State, recorded mixed price movements in staple foods, with maize, soybeans, and cassava products dropping, while beniseed and groundnuts remained high due to supply and transport challenges.