How Much Is Soursop in Nigeria? 2026 Prices for Fruit, Leaves, Powder and Teabags

In October 2026, a single soursop fruit in Nigeria costs about ₦600 to ₦1,500 depending on size and where you buy, with online grocers selling packs of four to seven fruits for ₦7,000 to ₦15,000. Dried soursop leaves cost from about ₦4,000 for 100 whole leaves (xHerbs) to ₦10,000 for a paint bucket in Lagos markets. Soursop teabags run about ₦6,500 for 30, and soursop powder from about ₦4,250 for 50 g to well over ₦80,000 for 450 g of an imported brand. The old figure of "₦200 to ₦500 a fruit" that still circulates online is from 2018 and is long out of date. Below are dated prices for every form, why they vary so much, and how to get the best value.
Where these prices come from: Nigerian online grocers, Jumia, Jiji listings and specialist herb stores checked on 13 and 14 October 2026. Jiji prices are individual sellers' asks. Soursop is seasonal, so fruit prices swing through the year.
Soursop fruit price in Nigeria (October 2026)
- Single fruit: about ₦600 at one online farm store, rising to ₦1,000 to ₦1,500 for large fruits in Lagos supermarkets and grocers.
- Packs: 4 fruits for about ₦7,200, 6 for about ₦15,000, 7 for about ₦11,500, and single large fruits for ₦5,000 at a premium fruit shop. That is roughly ₦1,500 to ₦2,500 per fruit delivered.
- Market price: fruit sellers in Lagos, Ibadan and Benin usually charge well under the online prices in season (roughly May to September), and far more out of season when fruit is scarce.
- Seedlings: about ₦2,000 to ₦5,000 each from agro stores if you want to grow your own.
If you saw "₦200 to ₦500 per fruit", that was a 2018 article. Prices have risen several times since.
Soursop leaves price in Nigeria
- xHerbs Dried Soursop Leaves: ₦4,000 for 100 whole leaves, about ₦40 a leaf and roughly ₦200 a cup of tea at 5 leaves per brew. Grown in Nigeria, nothing added.
- Other packaged dried leaves: about ₦4,000 for a 30-leaf pack from a Lagos organics seller, which is ₦133 a leaf.
- Jiji, Lagos (Yaba): about ₦10,000 for a paint bucket of dried leaves and ₦12,000 for a bucket of fresh. Good value if you use a lot and can check the leaves yourself.
- Jiji, Ibadan: small bundles from about ₦750.
- Branded soursop leaf tea on Jumia: about ₦8,250 to ₦8,900 a pack, with no leaf count stated.
Always ask for a count or a weight. "One bundle" can be 20 leaves or 200. See where to buy soursop leaves in Nigeria for a seller-by-seller comparison.
Soursop teabags, powder and capsules
- Teabags: about ₦6,500 for 30 teabags from a Lagos online health store (reduced from ₦8,000). That is about ₦217 a cup, similar to whole leaves, but you can't see what is in the bag.
- Powder: about ₦4,250 for 50 g from the same store, and about ₦86,000 for 450 g of an imported graviola leaf powder from a Lagos organic shop. Imported powder costs around ₦190 per gram; local powder about ₦85 per gram.
- Capsules: about ₦10,000 for 100 capsules.
Which form is best value?
- Whole dried leaves are the cheapest way to drink soursop tea, around ₦200 a cup, and the only form where you can see the quality.
- Teabags cost about the same per cup but hide the leaf.
- Powder and capsules cost far more per dose and are sold on convenience.
- Fresh fruit is a food, not a tea source. Buy it in season for eating; use leaves for tea.
Why soursop prices vary so much
- Season: fruit is plentiful and cheap from about May to September and scarce the rest of the year.
- Size: a large soursop can weigh over 2 kg. Per-fruit prices mean little without the size.
- Form: drying, grinding and packing add cost. Imported brands add shipping and duty.
- Location: Lagos and Abuja delivery prices run far above farm-gate prices in the south-west and south-south.
- Delivery: a ₦600 fruit can cost ₦3,000 by the time it reaches your door. Compare the delivered total.
Before you buy soursop leaves for tea
Price is only half the decision. Dried leaves should be hard, intact and sweet-smelling, with no musty smell or mould, and soursop tea has real limits: no more than two cups a day with breaks, and none in pregnancy, Parkinson's disease, or kidney or liver disease. Read soursop leaves side effects and how to prepare soursop leaves before your first pot.
Frequently asked questions
How much is one soursop fruit in Nigeria?
About ₦600 to ₦1,500 in October 2026 depending on size and seller, and ₦1,500 to ₦2,500 per fruit when bought in delivered packs. Market prices are lower in season.
How much are soursop leaves in Nigeria?
From about ₦4,000 for 100 whole dried leaves (xHerbs) to ₦10,000 for a paint bucket in Lagos markets. Small packs can cost over ₦130 a leaf, so check the count.
How much is soursop tea in Nigeria?
About ₦6,500 for 30 teabags, or about ₦200 a cup when brewed from whole leaves.
How much is soursop powder?
About ₦4,250 for 50 g of locally packed powder, and about ₦86,000 for 450 g of an imported brand.
When is soursop cheapest in Nigeria?
In season, roughly May to September, when fruit is plentiful. Dried leaves are available year-round at steadier prices.
Bottom line: In October 2026 a soursop fruit costs about ₦600 to ₦1,500 in Nigeria, dried leaves from about ₦4,000 per 100 (xHerbs), teabags about ₦6,500 for 30, and powder from ₦4,250 for 50 g to over ₦80,000 for imported brands. Whole dried leaves are the best value for tea, at roughly ₦200 a cup, and the only form where you can see what you are buying.