doggedfighter:
Our own Mallam here's the kindest person I know.



He goes out of his way to please sacrificially.

Everyone loves to say hi and chit chat with him before you go home.

He can give you his last change when asked for believing that when another customer come change come out somehow

People here trust him with the keys to their flats when they can't help it.

Aside what he sells, he's a cobbler and mends clothes too.

And he's handsome too with clear, shinny dark skin and luxuriant curly hair.

He's the darling of our crescent.


Sani you are the best !!!!!!

doggedfighter:

And he's handsome too with clear, shinny dark skin and luxuriant curly hair.

He's the darling of our crescent.

Sani you are the best !!!!!!

doggedfighter:
Our own Mallam here's the kindest person I know.

We buy from others only if he doesn't have that particular stuff.


He goes out of his way to please sacrificially.

Everyone loves to say hi and chit chat with him before going home.

He can give you his last change when asked for believing that when another customer comes change will come out somehow

People here trust him with the keys to their flats and gate .

Aside what he sells, he's a cobbler and mends clothes too. Though he mends rubbish sometimes

And he's handsome too with clear, shinny dark skin and luxuriant curly hair.

He's the darling of our crescent.

Sani you are the best !!!!!!

henro4niger:
Why I don't like buying from mallams
1. They are not as clean as most supermarkets
2. They can be diabolical
3. They can sell fake things (supermarkets are supplied directly from the company, so it is not possible to sell the fake)
4. They can sell expired products (this might not be intentional but most supermarkets are intentional about maintaining goods within their shelf lifetime, for example, shoprite do markdown on their products once it approaches expiry dates)
5. Mallams are also becoming greedy, exploiting any opportunity they see but because of the trust you feel you have built, you might not notice this.

Almaigaa:


You are actually reffering to these People. Northerners are upright and integrity

doggedfighter:
Our own Mallam here's the kindest person I know.

We buy from others only if he doesn't have that particular stuff.


He goes out of his way to please sacrificially.

Everyone loves to say hi and chit chat with him before going home.

He can give you his last change when asked for believing that when another customer comes change will come out somehow

People here trust him with the keys to their flats and gate .

Aside what he sells, he's a cobbler and mends clothes too. Though he mends rubbish sometimes

And he's handsome too with clear, shinny dark skin and luxuriant curly hair.

He's the darling of our crescent.

Sani you are the best !!!!!!

Truvelisback:
Most of them are very Content. That's what i love abt them. Last week, I went to Withdraw 5k from a P.O.S. because of my hopeless effort to get money from any A.T.M. including my Bank. Luckily, the guy i met there was an Aboki. I was expecting expecting him to charge me N500 for the 5k withdrawal, the Aboki told #300. To cut the long story short, after bargaining with him, he collected N200.

DesChyko:
We'll, I wouldn't be too comfortable. Been around long enough to see them go from 0 to 100 mph when shit hits the fan.

TheChameleon:


Typical Igbo man and cowardice.

Ready to flee at the first sign of trouble.

Una fear them pass God

Even online, you fear them so much that if they insult una, na Yoruba name you go call.

VinnyBaba:


OP, you may Right in some ways.

But Many Hausa traders/Guys are becoming VERY Greedy these days!

U need to see the ones Riding Keke in Warri and Motorcycles in Warri Inter-streets.

marlow1962:
Igbo traders left the group 😆