₦airaland Forum

Some call it KULIKULI. some, brown pako, some call it sure. What do you call it?

The palm oil and the vegetable oil sellers.

The mobile dried pepper seller.

The 60-yam tubers arena.

Proudly Yam sellers.

Rica and beans.

The prestigious Bodija market got its name from the then Bodija village (Aba Bodija). The market first started with the plank section in 1970, and then foodstuffs in 1987.
These sections are still fully operational up till date. The market operates every days of the week till late in the night and people come from far and wide to purchase goods and services. Amazingly, many tribes of the country, young and old, trade in this market and there is no foodstuff or fruits that will not be found in this market in due season. Here is Bodija in pictures as brought to you by #Omnivisuals.

I have always dreaded that place ehn?

nurey:
On Sunday nah him we go mile 2, so I was going back to oshodi that's how I made a mistake of not staying in service Lane to cut long story shot I reached apapa road, Infact that place needs the hand of God, the road was already blocked, to now climb bridge the trailers had block the right way, I had to go and pass one way thank God the police no extort me.

As for those agberos on the road they will act all nice telling you to wait let them show you the way nah to dey beg you for something after giving you wrong info maybe they are even thieves sef only God knows. That Apapa is a no go area for night am 100% SURE

He took the risk of making a U-turn where he shouldn't and he got stuck. That was how he dramatically blocked the road at the ever busy Apapa road.

Pedestrian bridge in Ibadan.

Caption this...

Welcome to the River Niger bridge, Nigeria.

9jaflave:
Uncle kelechi, must you expose her 'bweast'?

Telll me what you see?