Fairly large market. Its not a market to go when you want to buy things in bulk except. You are too lazy or too busy to go to bigger markets. Items sold here are fairly OK for small buyers but big buyers should not go there
It was helpful. But why must I be online before I get direction. Why must I use data. Can't it work offline?
Open market for food stuff, fresh produce and groceries. Prices can be haggled and most times prices are affordable.
There are tailors, hair dressers and other service providers around the market too.
The market is usually crowded. Parking space is by the road side and can be clumsy.
This market could be perfectly described as a one stop market. Everything I went to the market for was easily got. This is quite an open market where items prices are easily negotiable. The price you eventually pay for any item you purchase absolutely depends on your ability to haggle, and also your willingness to comb the market for your stuff. I always like to pay my own price, so I really don't mind to give the required leg. Generally, I am satisfied with this experience.
The market is well equipped with all kinds of food stuffs, for humans to be precise.
A small market but more pricey than your regular Lagos market. Has built in meat stalls and foreign exchange merchants. Absolutely no parking space.
This is one of the many local groceries outlet market in the suburb of Lagos. it host traders of various background and culture, whom specialized in the local food of his/her tribe. Regular soup ingredients are available.
Not your 360% market but it's a go-to for random stocking.
The easiest thing to find is vegetables.
Commuting is extremely easy. There are bikes just at the entrance to take you out after shopping.
The market is a great place to get things easier, either buying or selling ✌
It is a very good market where you can purchase variety of stuffs ranging from ; food ,kitchen utensils,electrical products,travel bags/boxes,phones,materials for clothes,groceries,hair accessories and lots of other things.
Stuffs are less expensive here but be ready for the hustling and bustling of this open market. Food are handled in unhygienic conditions but you can find lots of items here.
It's a market you just want to rush in and get what you want hoping yo find it in there
It nice to go shopping things there are really cheap.
Not so good sanitation. Drainage is relatively not clean. Parking Space needs to be created. Apart from all this, I had good experience.
It's a good market. Authorities have to do a lot more about sanitation.
It's accessible though there's no standard parking but itvhas lots of banks around it.
They have a good parking lot and the environment is good for shopping no tout, no dirt like most markets in Lagos
It's got a pretty wide range for a small market, but prices are a little on the high side.
A market with variety of products on display for sale. Located centrally in aguda. Most residents visit the market for their daily needs.
Way expensive in terms of food stuff, than other markets around. Also be careful, lots of cheats
Has a wood market on its own, wholesale prices and very affordable.
A host of lockup shops selling various items from foodstuffs to garments and general household items. Also hosts various artisans.
You can find anything here! Great place for currency exchange!