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DREAMZZZ:
Alaba should be number 1 followed by ariaria then onitsha

obembet:
I wantbto ask same question.

1. Balogun Market

2. Idimota

3.TEJUOSHO ULTRA MODERN MARKET

4. YABA MARKET:

5. Gbagi @ Alakia Ibadan

6. KATANGUA MARKET

7. Ariaria market (Aba, Abia)

8. Alaba International Market (Lagos)

9. 9. Kasuwar kwari (Kano)

10 . computer village

sammuell:
This are the only market you have seen

conductor121:
OP Ariaria should be number 2

Nigeria does not end in your small village in Oyo State

darfay:
Wetin onitsha dey find for no 1

gideonjeta:
Walking into a Nigerian market, especially any of these listed here, requires a certain skill that has been mastered by mostly mothers.
These markets are so popular around the country that every Nigerian has heard about them at least once, and knows the what is sold in them.
1. Onitsha market (Anambra)
Onitsha main market is considered as West Africa's commercial powerhouse. From imported second-hand clothing to jewelry to industrial equipment, Onitsha has it all in its expansive market, considered the biggest market in terms of item availability and land size.

2. Computer village (Ikeja, Lagos)
According to Omobola Johnson, a former Minister of ICT, computer village contributes about $2 billion to Nigeria's economy annually. The market is considered the IT hub of Nigeria, where both indigenous and famous phone gadgets and accessories are sold.

3. Balogun Market (Marina, Lagos)
Lagos Island Market or Balogun Market, is brimming items as well as people. With Lagos being one of the most populous cities in Africa , visiting the market is one of the most stressful things to do. However, the energy is intoxicating and there are lots of things that can be bought there on a bargain: lace, ankara, fabrics, hair, etc.

4. Ladipo market (Mushin, Lagos)
Ladipo is the largest spare part market in Nigeria in terms of availability, because of the Lagos port. Electrical and mechanical spare parts of any kind, new and old, of any car brand is available here. This is where other vendors come to purchase parts.

5. Ariaria market (Aba, Abia)
Ariaria market is where majority of the "made in Aba" and "made in Nigeria" items are made. From shoes to bags, there is no product or brand replica that you want or are searching for that isn't present here. Although the market has been tagged as selling replicas and inferior goods, there are also indigenous and quality products making their way into the market now.

6. Bodija market (Ibadan, Oyo)
At Bodija, you can purchase wholesale or retail foodstuff of your choice. It has a wide variety of fresh and dried produce sold at cheap prices. People troop in to buy cattle and foodstuff.

7. Oil Mill market (Portharcourt, Rivers)
Oil mill market is known for the crowd of people that troop in every Wednesday to buy everyday foodstuff. You can buy fresh produce at very cheap prices at this market.

8. Zaki biam yam market (Benue)
Benue, the food basket of the nation, is the home to the biggest yam market in Nigeria. Traders from all across the country come to Zaki biam to buy the high quality yams directly from the farmers at the market.

9. Kasuwar kwari (Kano)
Kasuwar Kwari market in Kano has everything clothing and material. This is where people from all over Nigeria, and even west Africa, come to purchase quality handmade tie and dyed fabric at a cheap cost to go sell elsewhere.

10. Alaba International Market (Lagos)
Every Nigerian, at least once in their life, has heard of Alaba market where everything electronics and appliances are sold. This is also one of the biggest markets for Nollywood distribution.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.pulse.ng/lifestyle/food-travel-arts-culture/top-10-famous-markets-in-nigeria-and-what-they-are-famous-for-id9192928.html

obembet:
I wantbto ask same question.

1. Balogun Market

2. Idimota

3.TEJUOSHO ULTRA MODERN MARKET

4. YABA MARKET:

5. Gbagi @ Alakia Ibadan

6. KATANGUA MARKET

7. Ariaria market (Aba, Abia)

8. Alaba International Market (Lagos)

9. 9. Kasuwar kwari (Kano)

10 . computer village

chiboy1116:
it's like u inhaled your moniker.

carbonmonoxide:
No Wuse Market??

Petersamuel8:
how can alaba international market be No. 10?

obembet:
I wantbto ask same question.

1. Balogun Market

2. Idimota

3.TEJUOSHO ULTRA MODERN MARKET

4. YABA MARKET:

5. Gbagi @ Alakia Ibadan

6. KATANGUA MARKET

7. Ariaria market (Aba, Abia)

8. Alaba International Market (Lagos)

9. 9. Kasuwar kwari (Kano)

10 . computer village

You guys like to rewrite history ones it didn't favour you, how can you compare Onitsha market to those mushroom markets , Even Ngbuka Obosi and Nkwo Nnewi markets are more bigger and has more importers than those markets you listed

Galaticos444:
wuse market is one of d most popular landmark in Abuja but I guess d aforementioned markets ar more popular dan it

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conductor121:
OP Ariaria should be number 2

Nigeria does not end in your small village in Oyo State

conductor121:
OP Ariaria should be number 2

Nigeria does not end in your small village in Oyo State

ollah1:



Where is mile 12 and owode onirin ??

gideonjeta:
Walking into a Nigerian market, especially any of these listed here, requires a certain skill that has been mastered by mostly mothers.
These markets are so popular around the country that every Nigerian has heard about them at least once, and knows the what is sold in them.
1. Onitsha market (Anambra)
Onitsha main market is considered as West Africa's commercial powerhouse. From imported second-hand clothing to jewelry to industrial equipment, Onitsha has it all in its expansive market, considered the biggest market in terms of item availability and land size.

2. Computer village (Ikeja, Lagos)
According to Omobola Johnson, a former Minister of ICT, computer village contributes about $2 billion to Nigeria's economy annually. The market is considered the IT hub of Nigeria, where both indigenous and famous phone gadgets and accessories are sold.

3. Balogun Market (Marina, Lagos)
Lagos Island Market or Balogun Market, is brimming items as well as people. With Lagos being one of the most populous cities in Africa , visiting the market is one of the most stressful things to do. However, the energy is intoxicating and there are lots of things that can be bought there on a bargain: lace, ankara, fabrics, hair, etc.

4. Ladipo market (Mushin, Lagos)
Ladipo is the largest spare part market in Nigeria in terms of availability, because of the Lagos port. Electrical and mechanical spare parts of any kind, new and old, of any car brand is available here. This is where other vendors come to purchase parts.

5. Ariaria market (Aba, Abia)
Ariaria market is where majority of the "made in Aba" and "made in Nigeria" items are made. From shoes to bags, there is no product or brand replica that you want or are searching for that isn't present here. Although the market has been tagged as selling replicas and inferior goods, there are also indigenous and quality products making their way into the market now.

6. Bodija market (Ibadan, Oyo)
At Bodija, you can purchase wholesale or retail foodstuff of your choice. It has a wide variety of fresh and dried produce sold at cheap prices. People troop in to buy cattle and foodstuff.

7. Oil Mill market (Portharcourt, Rivers)
Oil mill market is known for the crowd of people that troop in every Wednesday to buy everyday foodstuff. You can buy fresh produce at very cheap prices at this market.

8. Zaki biam yam market (Benue)
Benue, the food basket of the nation, is the home to the biggest yam market in Nigeria. Traders from all across the country come to Zaki biam to buy the high quality yams directly from the farmers at the market.

9. Kasuwar kwari (Kano)
Kasuwar Kwari market in Kano has everything clothing and material. This is where people from all over Nigeria, and even west Africa, come to purchase quality handmade tie and dyed fabric at a cheap cost to go sell elsewhere.

10. Alaba International Market (Lagos)
Every Nigerian, at least once in their life, has heard of Alaba market where everything electronics and appliances are sold. This is also one of the biggest markets for Nollywood distribution.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.pulse.ng/lifestyle/food-travel-arts-culture/top-10-famous-markets-in-nigeria-and-what-they-are-famous-for-id9192928.html

ZombieTAMER:
Which Job?

When you spend all your days on the forum chanting sai barber