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Tomato prices remain high as pepper gets cheaper in Lagos

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Mohammed explained that the high cost of tomatoes made it difficult for traders to maximise profits, adding that some customers complained about the sizes and quantities they received for the prices paid. The post Tomato prices remain high as pepper gets cheaper in Lagos appeared

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