Nigerian lady causes a stir online after posting photo of items she reportedly bought from the market with just N2, 500

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A Nigerian lady on twitter is claiming she bought all the items in the picture above for N2, 500. @Queenyetty_1 shared the photo above on her handle and wrote
''How can you call yourself a woman and not know how to manage and price things in the market?? Went to the market with N2500, and I bought all these and still came back home with N220 change
Most people on her timeline don't believe her.. 

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