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olafisoyeibukun:
This is Imakun Omi in Ogun waterside in Ogun state. It is a market where cheap commodities are sold

The most amazing part is that trade by barter still exist. Some women will come from I lake area of Ondo state, with basket of fishes and will be shouting " Eja Ogede o". Which means if you have plantain come and let us exchange with fish. While some will be shouting "Eja gaari o" that is to exchange fish with gaari.

Lalastic, I owe you FP today o

Human beings Jampacked like sardines on boats. You wouldn't believe there is a part of Nigeria still left far behind like this.

J

Aiit

WISH THAT CAN EXIST IN EVERY ASPECT OF BUYING AND SELLING.I FOR JUST EXCHANGE MY NOKIA N2 FOR NOKIA LUMINA

Eja Omidan o!

INTROVERT:
I don't get

You mean you haven't heard of trade by barter before? Even in social studies back then I was taught that it was the in thing in those days in Nigeria. More also between Nigeria and the Europe.

Walexz02:
trade by barter is not something bad I think, wen you pay cash for something you don't have, you are still trading your cash for what you wan. it's cool though, I'll trade eja for omo orekelewa

we not talking about cash here..Trade by barter is strictly goods for goods..

why always Ogun.

They aren't worried about inflation, rise in exchange rate, interest rate, cashless policy, BVN, common currency other end time wahala. At least for their common needs.

Abeg, how many piece of fish would get me a nice building or a plot of land in that town?

Served at ogunwaterside for my Nysc..that makun market is every 9 days..and its a very big market o...huge crowd fom different states come there ,its very interesting o...not all dere goods are has cheap has been speculated,but fish,plaintain,garri and vegetables are very cheap..its fun and lest I forget its a night market..meaning if it falls on friday the market will run from friday to saturday morning..visit d place!!!

Thank God for this

The Satanic Anti-Christ BVN number which you must get or you wont trade can never reach here

Nothing bad there jare! Atleast no robbers wahala, no BVN and many other evils associated with money's palava and with folks like that

my john Thomas for veejayy o

Reminds me of Buhari's 1984 regime..

gbaskiboy:
Somebody should wake me up please

POURS TWO BUCKETS OF WATER ON HIM

Babatawa eran o

Cashless policy!

I thoughr they said they are civilised and sophisticated? But recent findings shows they are still as primitive as the days of afonja.

One wonders why they are so local, fetish and still live in mud houses?

ApcSucks:


U go get soon enough

Hahaha him never know hahah

Chai......, yoruba and backwardness is like bread and butter

olafisoyeibukun:
This is Imakun Omi in Ogun waterside in Ogun state. It is a market where cheap commodities are sold

The most amazing part is that trade by barter still exist. Some women will come from I lake area of Ondo state, with basket of fishes and will be shouting " Eja Ogede o". Which means if you have plantain come and let us exchange with fish. While some will be shouting "Eja gaari o" that is to exchange fish with gaari.

Lalastic, I owe you FP today o

Ok seen

remember007:
POURS TWO BUCKETS OF WATER ON HIM

funny u, hw ur weekend

Really.....

It is still practiced in some parts of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State. They call them 'Alaparo or Aparo' - not sure of the pronunciation.

Nothing beats the good old days..

Dis is cheating.. How can I exchange a basket of fish (like those sexy fish above )wit garri or plantain?

Trade by bata ko, exchange by bata ni.

gbaskiboy:
funny u, hw ur weekend

lol,cool

lekjons:
we are now in ijoba orun(paradise) now comment

I see N'Lders plannin to exchange girls, all these am not after coz they are tins of this world, all am after is IJOBAOOORUN.

Walexz02:
trade by barter is not something bad I think, wen you pay cash for something you don't have, you are still trading your cash for what you wan. it's cool though, I'll trade eja for omo orekelewa

were re O..ole buruku