Charisma01:



Hmn ahnie come to my side for Abuja, na 6 pieces of plantain for N1,000.

ahnie:

Osha're me **witch**abii?
Same me**a lady**a girl**
Same me**stubborn goat**


No wahala.
The strong witch part made me to laugh out loud

DaddyCK:



which market?....is that a market or a Desert?....u live in a desert? (no oofeinse)

Amya:


190

Huh? 190?.....are u kidding me?

ahnie:

For Gwarinpa abii?

feranmi143:
Yo fish, what does high rate of dolla have to do with things you got, mean most are planted/produced in nigeria

ahnie:
I also got 2 bunch of unripe plantain for #1500 honestly I prolly think it's overtly costly for that price...forget the layman saying that...this is plantain season,all na lies,plantain still dey very costly.

I just dey wait for the plantain to ripe make I fry them :Db

ahnie:
Today happens to be the local market day of a particular village in asaba delta state.(Nigeria)
The name of the village is ugbolu market,few kilometers from a small village called mile 5.

I hear say dollar don fall yakata,so I say make I go buy yam tubers, potatoes and plantain for house consumption.

My journey going was smooth,but coming back I had to hassle fare with the tricycle man,because he's not a man of his words.

Pics.
During my last visit,these places were previously ravaged by floods

MITCHELL96:
Please if you see any BAT, buy it let's cook this soup

Let's get rid of all the BATS so they don't get to ASO ROCk in 2023

HeightsKE:

Hi..I thought I saw a post of yours somewhere talking about table tennis investment.... wanted to learn more.
Do have a great day

Jaapu:


Cannibal man wey dey chop man body. Clifford Orji Nephew. You mumu no too much.

ahnie:

My dear, nothing concern me with table tennis,never bn a fan and never will.

HeightsKE:


What!!!!
Someone must have tempered with and modified your post then.
Do take out some minutes and check your mentions,if you can or I will screenshot it out.

ahnie:

I saw it.

ahnie:

Are you sick or something?
Why did you modify my post and added that your nonsense tennis talks?

sisisioge:
Village markets tend to be expensive to outsiders. They deliberately hike their prices once they see non locals come. Learnt that back in the days in Lokoja. I used to spend days in their city but would go to their village once I'm about to leave to buy bargains....they weren't much of bargains.

descarado:

I learnt that trick in Abuja. On madala market day, ladies will pack their cars, tie headtie, put clothes they use to do clean up at home with silipas and off they go. Met my nebor one day and couldn't recognise her among the ladies. Na so I joined later.
If I want to go to nasarawa fruit Market, the same way. You will think I'm buying to sell

My friends often ask how I dey take snif out those markets

Here, I still dey snif them out. I have a very good friend I buy from. For those thing I want in bigger quantities, will tell her to get from the bulk sellers for me. Can't be importing things I can easily get here cheaper from naija.

sisisioge:


This one is salvage fa....the struggle is real. Those market people showed me shege then. I would buy for close to Lagos market rate and still pay huge sum to transport them, thus ending more expensive. If only I learnt the blended look too

MITCHELL96:



Pained MF

descarado:

You missed a lot. Please start now. Go local. It's even fun.
In Nigeria,the first thing to learn about going to buy things in the market is blended look. Its the most effective.
I sold jewellery while in the uni and I buy from notable mallam in sabon gari. I'm a Jean trouser person but anytime I want to go to kano, I will dress up like Muslim woman with no hijab. That way I was able to infiltrate those mallams and they thought me the trade first hand. If I am in mainland market in lagos, I dey look like agbero. And when I want to haggle price, after looking at my face, you will reluctantly agree
I will tell you I no go primary school sef
Nigeria is not a place to show oneself in some situations especially when spending money.
It was fun while it lasted and I do miss those days.
Dressing for the right moment is must.

Jaapu:


You mumu no too much.

sisisioge:


Surely will try this some day. I used to live in Sabon Gari, Kano. How time flies

descarado:

I learnt that trick in Abuja. On madala market day, ladies will pack their cars, tie headtie, put clothes they use to do clean up at home with silipas and off they go. Met my nebor one day and couldn't recognise her among the ladies. Na so I joined later.
If I want to go to nasarawa fruit Market, the same way. You will think I'm buying to sell

My friends often ask how I dey take snif out those markets
Madalla market in Lagos footwear(fanciful slippers are cheaper then when one buys in bulk....bn to that market twice all the way from Kano state.
Person don really hustle sha

May God bless deji,he was my your guard,his family took good care of me.

Here, I still dey snif them out. I have a very good friend I buy from. For those thing I want in bigger quantities, will tell her to get from the bulk sellers for me. Can't be importing things I can easily get here cheaper from naija.

descarado:

I learnt that trick in Abuja. On madala market day, ladies will pack their cars, tie headtie, put clothes they use to do clean up at home with silipas and off they go. Met my nebor one day and couldn't recognise her among the ladies. Na so I joined later.
If I want to go to nasarawa fruit Market, the same way. You will think I'm buying to sell

My friends often ask how I dey take snif out those markets

Here, I still dey snif them out. I have a very good friend I buy from. For those thing I want in bigger quantities, will tell her to get from the bulk sellers for me. Can't be importing things I can easily get here cheaper from naija.