Hi Bayo, I'm an European but love watching your videos about Nigeria. What is best about your videos is the fact you always look very happy and that is quite motivating for me. How do you stay so positive all the time!? :)
Understood, but international grocery stores are good for visitors like myself. Nigerian food is ok, but us foreigners crave our own, as u would if u traveled abroad.
I LOVE NIGERIA, but there is no way I would ever pay over $8 for Cheerios or any other cereal! If made correctly, that banana cake looks moist and good. Blue Band margarine is terrible, it doesn't melt well, but Nigerians love it...They have a LARGE selection, we will definitely visit this store.
This video has a wealth of great information. Thank you 👍🏽. I definitely have not experienced shopping at a market in Lagos yet. When I flew in over a year ago my family had already shopped for all our needs. Now I’m excited to experience a shopping trip to the market when I arrive again soon where we live in Nigeria!! 😊
Most of the groceries are cheaper here in Germany. Omo is extraordinary cheap, also peanut butter.. It's crazy fresh markets are costly here. I would prefer fresh markets in Lagos. A Nigirian friend will show me. When I visit Nigiria I want to cook Nigirian meals in the beautiful Airbnb house. Thanks for this informative video.
These videos may seem mundane in the grand scheme, but I THOROUGHLY enjoy them! Being able to get an on0the -ground look at life in naija is truly exciting!
I absolutely love the costomer service. Something that got lost here in the US decades ago. Go to a Walmart and ask where something is you might get a stare. Even at Disney. When i was a kid and you asked for the restroom, they would walk you. Now they might point in a direction 😆 The employees at this store seem awesome!
I think I saw my little cousin and and my sisters in the bread section 😁 that's so wild, (I'm in south Africa so it's cool to see them in a random video )
Its interesting SPAR in Europe are so small especially in the UK They got bullied by the big Supermarkets Bakery especially meat pie and freshly baked bread Thanks for sharing
There are only a few spread all over London and they’re usually like small corner/convenient stores owned by South Asians. In Austria, they’re just as big as the ones in naija. They even sell electronics sef and cheap.
Thank you, I watch this while working from home No TH-camr does this kind of video not one Very informative videos If you are earning in dollars 💵 things are still a ton cheaper than living overseas
See how orange the Fanta is in Nigeria, the ones here in the UK are pale orange in color and don't taste as nice. We end up going to a Nigerian shop just to buy Nigerian Fanta. The prices are on par with the UK apart from cereal which was quite expensive. Nice video though, really enjoyed watching. Kudos to you Bayo.
In the U.S. you can weigh your veggies/fruit yourself at weight stations and or the cashier will do it when you pay at checkout. Thanks for sharing your experience. I enjoyed it.
I like the way you are doing your groceries shopping, and what is the cost of each item in nairas and dollars USA. You are helping a lot. Thanks for the video.❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Watching again after one year . About to relocate to Lagos very soon . My kids are watching the grocery shelves eagerly to see if they can find their favorite things there . Looking out for Fanta Grape and Creme Soda . I think we could spot Fanta grape but no Creme Soda lol .
Thank you for all your content ... this looks just like a typical grocery store. You might want to avoid the wine section next time lol you can't say no
OK when next I go to Nigeria, I'm taking an empty suitcase just for foodstuff. The groundnuts, chinchin and plantain chips especially. Good to see how much this things actually cost in a supermarket compared to the market but guess if you don't want the hassle of the market then the supermarket is a good alternative.
Have never been in a grocery store before, I hope we get some of these convienient places to shop in the U.S and Europe soon, am fed up of buying food from the markets or stalls at the side of the road.
Waoo this is what they called feel at home, for watching alone I love the store, do they have ponmo, why Bayo allow her to fill the jollof rice to the brim🤣 thanks for showing this. 😍 I love manischewitz wine.
Well after that tour and all the individual prices shown...not to mention your cart items, I need to know your GRAND TOTAL for your groceries, haha! How long do you suspect all that you bought will last you? A week? Two? Or more? As they say....enquiring minds want to know ;D
How does the Spa bread compare to Agege Bread? The overall prices are not bad. Just wish there are more opportunities for people to earn a better living and afford them easier. Good video. Hope you have tried their beef stew? They sure know how to cook in 9ja.
I am in Lagos at ikotu please where is grocery store I they selling multivitamin like prenatal vitamin and maca root pills or powder and pre-seed lubricant please reply before I we come
Dem girls at the winery, damn i miss Naija 😩 that will never happen in Germany. In Germany they want u to hurry up shopping and get the f out so Oyingbo can shop in peace 😆 🤣
Great content showing the cost of food in supermarkets but I couldn't understand the women in particular the white shirt wearing one's behaviour it's crazy ( she needs to be restrained from the shop floor) lol, thanks
The women calling customers love and baby.. in The UK they would have been a harassment claim already. They need to change that lol not professional at all. Very nice video by the way
The wine section teeming with sales reps may actually cause an adverse effect. I would probably prefer to avoid that section altogether depending on the mood I find myself. I appreciate they are providing employment but they need to reduce the number of sales rep to an aisle. Just saying. Thanks for showing us the best items to purchase at a supermarket vs what to buy at a regular market.
Bayo..Bayoooo, Bayooooooo ! how many times did I call you Bruh ! ? ..all the nutritious native food items, even as well packed and presented, you were supposed to select and buy, you dropped ! ah !go back and buy that red akamu / pap oo ! it's made from wholesome millet and guinea corn grains and usually spiced with ginger and cloves { research that combo} it is so easy to prepare mahn ! Hot water ..das all ! the chin chin minimie snack, so much batter for you than the expensive pringles you got that's laden with MSG and other unmentionables.. .the Banana cake ?, delightful and healthy.. buy Ofada rice for local experience, and buy the Mama's Pride .. and as you said at the end.. continuously experiment with the indigenous brands, I know from experience that you'll chose to stay with them more often than not if not always ! they're non GMO or Chemical laden, all natural and mostly without harmful pesticides infiltration.. as you say.. Rise and Shine, I say , go forth to conquer ! Iree oo !
@@olumidemcintosh6265 you are right but up north especially jos has perfect weather n soil for most types of fruits cultivation even in greenhouse agriculture.
No he didn’t just pick that fruit 🍎 off the floor and threw it into the pile oh my goodness in front of the camera well I don’t know 🤷♂️ I think street fruit and shop rite
Which government sent you to SPAR to buy fruits???? What about patronising the street vendors. Market price and supermarket are not the same in Nigeria, they are world apart. You cannot compare farmers market, Aldi, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Mark and Spencer prices.
An average Nigerian don't eat junk. They eat local food. Plus prices of some of the items are cheaper in regular store( street stores) not in a big supermarket like SPAR.
Very interesting, thank you. So sad this food stuff is expansive for nigeria citizens. It cost more than here in Germany, only Omo for washing laundry and peanut buttercream is much cheaper in Nigeria. Please send me a package😉 with coconut and peanut bread, we don't have it here😒
The people who does not have the means to pay that much would not go here to eat. There are plenty of bukkas and other places that are WAY WAY cheaper. It is also drastically cheaper to cook.
Just like the working class and some middle class don't go to Waitrose and Marks &Spencer to shop. I'm shocked he didn't mention that there are no street without a convenience store in Nigeria and the prices are way cheaper. There are Nigerian supermarket chains like NEXT, Ebeano and Blenco too that are bigger and cheaper. And for those that want a bargain, Balogun market and local market is your Costco. Please let's put out the right information.
Hi Bayo, I'm an European but love watching your videos about Nigeria. What is best about your videos is the fact you always look very happy and that is quite motivating for me. How do you stay so positive all the time!? :)
It's ex]I compared to last time and I feel bad for my family there
I am glad Shoprite is not the only grocery store in Nigeria, we need more Nigerian owned grocery stores.
Next, Ebeano and Blenco have branches. All Nigerian supermarket including ShopRite, we bought them over last month. Read news!
Understood, but international grocery stores are good for visitors like myself. Nigerian food is ok, but us foreigners crave our own, as u would if u traveled abroad.
Great input!
Planning on moving to Nigeria and your videos are always so helpful and informative.
Lolzzz moving to Nigeria 😀😀😀.. better stay where you dey
@T1jAu don't listen to lazy youth and enemies of Nigeria. You are welcome to Nigeria.
Great idea! I'm glad you enjoy my content
I LOVE NIGERIA, but there is no way I would ever pay over $8 for Cheerios or any other cereal! If made correctly, that banana cake looks moist and good. Blue Band margarine is terrible, it doesn't melt well, but Nigerians love it...They have a LARGE selection, we will definitely visit this store.
Amazing! Thanks for watching
This video has a wealth of great information. Thank you 👍🏽. I definitely have not experienced shopping at a market in Lagos yet. When I flew in over a year ago my family had already shopped for all our needs. Now I’m excited to experience a shopping trip to the market when I arrive again soon where we live in Nigeria!! 😊
Yes ooh! I'm glad the video was helpful
Most of the groceries are cheaper here in Germany. Omo is extraordinary cheap, also peanut butter.. It's crazy fresh markets are costly here. I would prefer fresh markets in Lagos. A Nigirian friend will show me. When I visit Nigiria I want to cook Nigirian meals in the beautiful Airbnb house. Thanks for this informative video.
Absolutely :)
These videos may seem mundane in the grand scheme, but I THOROUGHLY enjoy them! Being able to get an on0the -ground look at life in naija is truly exciting!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos.
Nice video. I suggest you use a Grocery List, or you’ll buy the whole store 🤣🤣🤣
I agree I’ll go to buy dinner for the night and end up buying a weeks worth
I agree! hahahaha
I absolutely love the costomer service. Something that got lost here in the US decades ago. Go to a Walmart and ask where something is you might get a stare.
Even at Disney. When i was a kid and you asked for the restroom, they would walk you. Now they might point in a direction 😆
The employees at this store seem awesome!
I think I saw my little cousin and and my sisters in the bread section 😁 that's so wild, (I'm in south Africa so it's cool to see them in a random video )
Wow! Nice.
That's great!!!
Its interesting SPAR in Europe are so small especially in the UK
They got bullied by the big Supermarkets
Bakery especially meat pie and freshly baked bread
Thanks for sharing
UK? I have never seen it before not in London maybe in the north
There are only a few spread all over London and they’re usually like small corner/convenient stores owned by South Asians. In Austria, they’re just as big as the ones in naija. They even sell electronics sef and cheap.
Thanks for sharing :)
@@werqzeleke2815 Depens am talking 80s
Thank you, I watch this while working from home
No TH-camr does this kind of video not one
Very informative videos
If you are earning in dollars 💵 things are still a ton cheaper than living overseas
But how many people earn in dollars though?
@@ememobongnkana well, am not here to solve "how many people's problems"
Thanks for your input tho..
@J R
Some other TH-camrs do actually. Sisi Yemmy has done a bunch of them.
@@ememobongnkana for those of us abroad who want to have an idea when we visit
I appreciate you!
The prices are crazily high, wow, beautiful video by the way...
Thanks! glad you enjoyed it
See how orange the Fanta is in Nigeria, the ones here in the UK are pale orange in color and don't taste as nice. We end up going to a Nigerian shop just to buy Nigerian Fanta. The prices are on par with the UK apart from cereal which was quite expensive. Nice video though, really enjoyed watching. Kudos to you Bayo.
Yes ooh! thanks for sharing
In the U.S. you can weigh your veggies/fruit yourself at weight stations and or the cashier will do it when you pay at checkout. Thanks for sharing your experience. I enjoyed it.
Yea you can
I'm glad you liked it! thanks for watching
The store was nice and clean. Everything in order. I wonder what your final bill would be considering the high cost of prices lately. Well done
Yes, was hoping to know the final bill as well. @bayo a beg o! Please put am for update. Still, great video.
LOL Thanks for watching
This was enlightening and fun to watch. Thanks for taking us along Bayo.
You are very welcome. Thanks for sharing
Lovely. Keep updating of new products on regular basis please. ❤
Wonderful work. One of the finest videos.
Thank you!
Oga-me awewsome job!.. You made my day!!!!
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it
Nice... I like that grocery store 😀
Great. I'm glad you liked it
I'm Japanese.
Plan to go to Nigeria next year.
This video is so helpful 👍🏼
Thank you from Japan 🇯🇵
You are very welcome :) Japan in da house. What brings you to Nigeria ?
@@thenigeriannomad
Love Nigerian culture 🇳🇬
My husband is Nigerian
@@tomokoba0702 so cool. Welxome iyawo wa :)
@@tomokoba0702 wow my husband is also Nigerian and in Japan . Also going to Nigeria soon .
I so much love how detailed this vlog is we need more 👍
Thank you so much for your support :)
This is awesome!! Like the store 😃 Seems to have all the good things i like, one stop shop. Thanks for sharing.👋
Glad you liked it
I like the way you are doing your groceries shopping, and what is the cost of each item in nairas and dollars USA. You are helping a lot. Thanks for the video.❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Glad you enjoyed the video!
This video just made my day 🥰..thanks bayo
My pleasure 😊
Hello Bayo nice video clean food store😊
Thank you 😋
THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH US TO KNOW ALL THESE DIFFERENT AND WONDERFUL THINGS
I'm glad you liked the video!
I love these types of videos .
Glad you liked it
Wow am so impressed in this video planning move to Nigeria 🇳🇬👍
oooh fantastic :)
Nice and organic video again, I love those 👌🏿 What's with the girls in the store though?! 👀
Thank you! they were having fun.lol
Hey Bayo, Enjoyed the video and it was very informative. Keep up the good work with your video content.
Thanks, will do!
Watching again after one year . About to relocate to Lagos very soon . My kids are watching the grocery shelves eagerly to see if they can find their favorite things there . Looking out for Fanta Grape and Creme Soda . I think we could spot Fanta grape but no Creme Soda lol .
LOL. So funny! Also. exciting. when do you guys plan to do this ?
Thanks, very informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Mrs Adio abeg come collect your oga b4 those sharp wine sales girls grab am o!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahaha
Thank you for all your content ... this looks just like a typical grocery store. You might want to avoid the wine section next time lol you can't say no
Yes ooh!
Bayo, thank you for this video. Good job!
My pleasure and thank you for your support
Came across your video and ive been hooked since Lovely background songs
Wow! Thanks for the support
I had fun watching
very glad, Thank you :)
Bayo things are too expensive. Take us to a cheaper store. Always love your content.
Will do! Thanks for sharing!
OK when next I go to Nigeria, I'm taking an empty suitcase just for foodstuff. The groundnuts, chinchin and plantain chips especially. Good to see how much this things actually cost in a supermarket compared to the market but guess if you don't want the hassle of the market then the supermarket is a good alternative.
Yes ooh!!
Have never been in a grocery store before, I hope we get some of these convienient places to shop in the U.S and Europe soon, am fed up of buying food from the markets or stalls at the side of the road.
Oh wow. Grocery stores are awesome!
Good evening Bayo !
Let me watch now :)
Good evening Good evening :)
Waoo this is what they called feel at home, for watching alone I love the store, do they have ponmo, why Bayo allow her to fill the jollof rice to the brim🤣 thanks for showing this. 😍 I love manischewitz wine.
Thanks for watching!
How about Palm wine ? I make a synthetic one using sparkling wine mixed in with lemon squash... it will knock you out !¬
Are SPAR Groceries Stores all over Southwest? Do they sell Agege Bread? I will bring my own Pringles when coming to visit. Great job as usual.
Do they have branch of those shop in ibadan?
Bayo is that Yes your answer to my question?
Ok I Love shop Rite we will go here too
Amazing
In Europa not all you still have to go and check also
really ?
We also have to do that in South Africa 🇿🇦
Make sure you register for a Spar rewards card!
It's been two years since I was at that location and the grapes are STILL expensive!
The grapes are not grown in Nigeria hence the high price. The fruits grown in Nigeria are cheaper.
Maybe it’s off season, here in Europe grapes cost about 3$ in autumn
Thanks for watching
Looks similar to Walmart in America!!!
yep
Well after that tour and all the individual prices shown...not to mention your cart items, I need to know your GRAND TOTAL for your groceries, haha! How long do you suspect all that you bought will last you? A week? Two? Or more? As they say....enquiring minds want to know ;D
They got you buying that 🍷
yeah...lol
Wonderful!
I appreciate you
How does the Spa bread compare to Agege Bread? The overall prices are not bad. Just wish there are more opportunities for people to earn a better living and afford them easier. Good video. Hope you have tried their beef stew? They sure know how to cook in 9ja.
How the fruit are weighs are also like that here in SA but I haven't see a taste by the wine line bfore
different eh
The prices are a bit high...but very instructive video
thanks
haha i thought i was the only one who love those star drink
it is MY FAV.lol
Where’s spar grocery store in Lagos? Bayo you forgot to get Iyan and efo riro at the hot food section.! Good content.
That particular branch is at Lekki Peninsula but they have several branches scattered across Lagos and some states in Nigeria.
I am at ikotu Lagos where can I the store
Hahahaha Thanks for watching
Spar shop are expensive in the UK, best supermarket in the UK is aldi.
yeah
These Nigerian girls, nah wah oh😋! “Thank you, my love”. Una wan put Bayo for trouble🤓😝
Ikr?
lmao
Same at our spar in South Africa 🇿🇦
Oh wow. Thanks for sharing
@@thenigeriannomad your welcome 🤗
My favorite place 🤗🤗🤗
It doesn’t really happen at our spar in South Africa 🇿🇦
I am in Lagos at ikotu please where is grocery store I they selling multivitamin like prenatal vitamin and maca root pills or powder and pre-seed lubricant please reply before I we come
So…Is it cheaper to Buy from Local relief markets or from the fancy grocery stores?
Local markets are quite cheap
Wow, food prices are little high. especially for food derived in Nigeria.
In the supermarket not at the local market
The local markets are affordable.
Thank you
You are very welcome
Hi Bayo they have Asian food or item there … so when I’m going there they have
Not sure
Na wa o...Haagen daz that’s usually £4.00 in the Uk is almost an average man’s daily wage🙁.
Yes ooh!
Dem girls at the winery, damn i miss Naija 😩 that will never happen in Germany. In Germany they want u to hurry up shopping and get the f out so Oyingbo can shop in peace 😆 🤣
LOL. home is just so different. you are welcomed
Miss naija my country!
So SPAR decided to relocate to Nigeria, Africa & became bigger?😏They were Convenience stores here in the UK😏
lol. really ?? haha
BIG in South Africa
Is the grocery store Asian owned
idk. why do you ask ?
Exactly. I love supporting local Black owners. Do they have Black supermarkets?
Your cart eventually started turning heads. 😆
Yes ooh. I noticed :)
How can I buy a bus pass in Lagos Nigeria
Great content showing the cost of food in supermarkets but I couldn't understand the women in particular the white shirt wearing one's behaviour it's crazy ( she needs to be restrained from the shop floor) lol, thanks
Yes ooh! thanks for watching!
The prices are on the high side especially if you are earning in naira o
Yes ooh! Local markets are cheaper
"GET DA FUCK OUT" they package Chin-chin? Damn! Going to Naija this summer.
LOL 😂
I enjoyed watching 👀this video keep 👌up am a nigeria 🇳🇬 living in Italy 🇮🇹 fest time here I have subscribed hope to see you on my
I appreciate you
Are the shop rites now owned by Spar? Sad how question our own people's products but good buying Asian ... our mentality.
Next time you need to go to the local market for better price
You should know that this fancy shop pay salaries
Will do! Thanks for watching
@@thenigeriannomad you are very welcome
Ova there is very expensive
yes oooh you ar ebetter off goign to the market..ha
That's a proccess, before you'll go and pay.
Yes ooh! Thanks for watching
Nice content. To me, trading the forex and crypto market is better than any other online investment. 💯
ok..cool
The women calling customers love and baby.. in The UK they would have been a harassment claim already. They need to change that lol not professional at all. Very nice video by the way
Yes ooh! You are right
The wine section teeming with sales reps may actually cause an adverse effect. I would probably prefer to avoid that section altogether depending on the mood I find myself. I appreciate they are providing employment but they need to reduce the number of sales rep to an aisle. Just saying. Thanks for showing us the best items to purchase at a supermarket vs what to buy at a regular market.
Great input
Reduce ads 😂
LOL Thanks for watching
Hi
hi
Not different from Walmart or sam’s club.
Thanks for sharing
Bayo..Bayoooo, Bayooooooo ! how many times did I call you Bruh ! ? ..all the nutritious native food items, even as well packed and presented, you were supposed to select and buy, you dropped ! ah !go back and buy that red akamu / pap oo ! it's made from wholesome millet and guinea corn grains and usually spiced with ginger and cloves { research that combo} it is so easy to prepare mahn ! Hot water ..das all ! the chin chin minimie snack, so much batter for you than the expensive pringles you got that's laden with MSG and other unmentionables.. .the Banana cake ?, delightful and healthy.. buy Ofada rice for local experience, and buy the Mama's Pride .. and as you said at the end.. continuously experiment with the indigenous brands, I know from experience that you'll chose to stay with them more often than not if not always ! they're non GMO or Chemical laden, all natural and mostly without harmful pesticides infiltration.. as you say.. Rise and Shine, I say , go forth to conquer !
Iree oo !
Wow Thanks for sharing
Bayo am looking for a apartment can you help me
to rent ? or buy ?
@@thenigeriannomad rent
So Nigeria can't grow Grapes????
Yeah.... Just like some fruits will not thrive wherever you are.
@@olumidemcintosh6265 you are right but up north especially jos has perfect weather n soil for most types of fruits cultivation even in greenhouse agriculture.
@@werqzeleke2815 still doesn't mean grapes will thrive there.
@@olumidemcintosh6265 difficult to come to such conclusions in the absence of scientific research
@@werqzeleke2815 easy to come to such conclusions... It makes economic sense to venture into it if it thrives going by how expensive it is.
No he didn’t just pick that fruit 🍎 off the floor and threw it into the pile oh my goodness in front of the camera well I don’t know 🤷♂️ I think street fruit and shop rite
😂😂😛
I've seen it done here in the States. In the rich neighborhoods too.
@@gardensteps that’s everywhere rinse for 2 minutes it’s all good it won’t kill us
@@gardensteps I've never seen that. Throwing it that far is wrong.
Hahahahaha
Fruits and eggs are too expensive, the govt should increase production locally to keep prices down
Which government sent you to SPAR to buy fruits???? What about patronising the street vendors. Market price and supermarket are not the same in Nigeria, they are world apart.
You cannot compare farmers market, Aldi, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Mark and Spencer prices.
I agree! Thanks for watching
Nice video, thanks for uploading. But please stop touching everything, only touch what you are buying bro, lol.
LOL Thanks ooh!
I see that food is extremely expensive in Nigeria for a minimum wage income. I assume an average person can't afford to shop here.
An average Nigerian don't eat junk. They eat local food. Plus prices of some of the items are cheaper in regular store( street stores) not in a big supermarket like SPAR.
You're right, they shop at local markets
Very interesting, thank you. So sad this food stuff is expansive for nigeria citizens. It cost more than here in Germany, only Omo for washing laundry and peanut buttercream is much cheaper in Nigeria. Please send me a package😉 with coconut and peanut bread, we don't have it here😒
LOL Thanks for watching ooh!
don't buy that chinese rice!
okay. lol
The poor cannot afford this...even average Nigerian
The people who does not have the means to pay that much would not go here to eat. There are plenty of bukkas and other places that are WAY WAY cheaper. It is also drastically cheaper to cook.
Just like the working class and some middle class don't go to Waitrose and Marks &Spencer to shop.
I'm shocked he didn't mention that there are no street without a convenience store in Nigeria and the prices are way cheaper.
There are Nigerian supermarket chains like NEXT, Ebeano and Blenco too that are bigger and cheaper. And for those that want a bargain, Balogun market and local market is your Costco.
Please let's put out the right information.