Nigerian Man Buys 2kg of Cooking Gas at New Price, Amount Catches People's Attention

Nigerian Man Buys 2kg of Cooking Gas at New Price, Amount Catches People's Attention

  • A young man who bought cooking gas has taken to his page to share his experience and a payment receipt
  • The individual mentioned that he bought cooking gas a week ago and shared the amount he paid for it
  • In the same post, he showed the price he bought it at a particular location, and the amount he shared drew the attention of people

Amid the scarcity and high price of cooking gas in the country, a young man who recently purchased the cooking item took to his media page to speak up.

He shared a receipt to back his claims, which shows the exact amount he paid for it at a business location.

Nigerian man shares receipt after buying cooking gas at new price - Amount he bought it below.
Cooking gas price trend as man reveals how much he paid for 2kg. Right image for illustration purposes only. Photo Source: Twitter/iamkadirii, Getty Images/AleksandarGeorgiev
Source: Twitter

Man buys cooking gas, shows receipt

While many people have reacted online and spoken about the price a kg of cooking gas costs, the individual, @iamkadirii, took to his page to mention an amount.

Read also

Price of cooking gas: Lagos food vendor laments, mentions amount 1kg is sold in her area

According to him, he bought the cooking gas for a sum of 1,500, and, in the same post, he mentioned that a week before, the price was different as he bought it for a lower price.

Man shows payment receipt after buying cooking gas, Nigerians react
Nigerian man posts receipt of 2kg gas purchase, sparks reactions. Photo Source: Twitter/iamkadirii
Source: Twitter

His statement:

“Just bought for 1,500. Last week it was 1,400.”

His post drew the attention of many people who took to the comment section of the post to mention the cost of cooking gas in their respective locations.

Reactions as man buys cooking gas

@brewmaker435 explained:

"Here In Edo State, Major Marketers are selling @ N1600-N1700/kg."

@AAAbdelkadir wrote:

"On Sallah day I bought it #1,700 per kg @ AA Rano station R/Zaki."

@_samueld_ stressed:

"Yesterday I go buy gas, I was hoping my 3k will give me 2kg + as per 1400, 1300.... I no know say 3k no reach 2KG."

@stateofnatio shared:

"All these comparisons won't bring back fuel subsidy. You can lawf your firewood."

Read also

Farmer mentions things to consider before starting poultry business in Nigeria

@adedoyinalimi stressed:

"Please respond with whether you refilled from the gas station or resellers."

@EmzzyInteriors noted:

"1500 at Bovas Ojodu, 1380 at Mobil Acme Road."

@J_mbina said:

"E reach my turn to live alone gas don reach 1,800."

Read the post below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man has complained about the scarcity of cooking gas in his area.

He said he finally got 1kg of gas for N2,500 after struggling to find it. He asked other people how much they pay for gas in their areas, and many Nigerians shared their own prices online.

In another story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man has shared a video online comparing the efficiency of an induction cooker and a gas cooker.

He said the induction cooker cooks food faster and even showed a test where water boiled quickly using it. He also explained that the induction cooker can work well with a solar system and may be cheaper to use than gas.

Read also

University graduate laments being jobless 8 years after school, post goes viral: "help me"

Man laments as cooking gas price rises

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man has complained about the increase in the price of cooking gas in his area.

He said he bought 1kg of gas for N1,200 on Sunday, September 28, 2025, but when he went back, the price had gone up to N2,000 per kg. He said the price change shocked him and blamed gas scarcity.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
Muhammed Hammed Olayinka avatar

Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng