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Lagos traders, consumers count losses from spoilt fruits, vegetables

News Agency of Nigeria Reporter

October 19th, 2026

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Lagos traders, consumers count losses from spoilt fruits, vegetables Traders and consumers on Sunday in Lagos, expressed concern over losses caused by spoilt fruits and vegetables, blaming the problem on heat, poor transportation and inadequate storage facilities. News Agency of Nigeria

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Source:News Agency of Nigeria