kwaraconnect:


Source: https://kwaraconnect.com/oja-ipata-market-ilorin/

cruzydal:
all i see is pepper

FocusedDiva:
So true!

cruzydal:
all i see is pepper

Originalsly:
Hmmm..... nice thread... good coverage... good insight ... clear pix . Looks very orderly for a market .... ehmmm..... civilized market women ... hassle free shopping.... I'll go sometime ... hopefully in this life time.... even if it's for just those family size plantains! Really this is the type of produce we should be using instead of the clones well packaged in the supermarkets.

Eriokanmi:
Ilorin afonja, enudun juyo. Ilu ti won tin fi bęskę onigun męrin sebę

I really enjoyed my stay in Ilorin as a student. Their food was so cheap, especially the white beans sold at Ipata Market. I'd treck from Sabo Oke to ipata, pass the front of Ecwa Church to buy white beans. Good old days

kwaraconnect:
if you are a Kwaran,.. let's get to know you! your name, and what you are into ..

Odunharry:

Yea and some of the markets are not the regular markets that are opened daily. Some I think every 5days or so

OBALOLA55:
FULANIS DEY GET CHEAP FOOD STUFF FOR THEIR STATE NA

Mercychen:
Hm. What's popular about it?

It looks like Lagos of 1940s. So underdeveloped and ancient looking.

xeju:

Badmouth nor dey pay o, na beatings you go just dey receive anyhow. But na 1930s market be this o.

kwaraconnect:
if you are a Kwaran,.. let's get to know you! your name, and what you are into ..

Titaniumental:

Not in Ilorin......
Markets opens every single day

Eriokanmi:
If you talk fulani,.maybe some parts of ilorin. They're yorubas of fulani ancestry. That doesn't mean they do all those rubbish fulanis do in Nigeria today. You can tell from the way ilorin enjoys peace...it's one of the peaceful towns in Nigeria today, if not the most peaceful. Kwara state in general is a yoruba dominated state, forget their geographical location