RURAL MARKET DAY IN OJO IBADAN NIGERIA | COST OF LIVING, WEST AFRICA |CHEAPEST PRICE FOOD MARKET🌎🇳🇬
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Come with me to the cheapest early morning Bush Market in Nigeria West Africa
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Market Name: Mile 12 Market
LOCATION: Lagos Nigeria
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Thank you so much 😊
Your hardwork , consistency and quality of work is commendable , well done 👏 Danica Kosy.
Thank you very much 🥰 😊
May God bless the work of all these women .
The hustle is real. Lots of hardworking women.
Danica,
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR SEATBELT ?????
WHILE YOU WERE IN THE CAR, DURING DRIVING....
Thank you so much for these videos. They really give me a good feel for back home and wet my palate to get me excited to go back. Love from Canada.
Thank you Danica for this video. I have not seen this market over 30 years! I grew up in Ibadan before I travelled out of Nigeria. I have subscribed to your channel today and I gave you a thumbs up for job a well done.
Thanks for sharing more grace
Good video
Thank you for sharing may God bless you❤
You are so welcome
I am going to enjoy watching this video ❤
Hope you enjoy
The green leafy bush the lady is selling looks like bush that you see growing wild in parks in the USA.
Watching this make me realize that we are dying in delta state. Everything she bought we buy when x4 or x5.
Really? People over here are complaining still
I love your blogging. The markets are so beautiful. Wish to visit Nigeria some day. Keep up the good work.
Thank you 😊 🙏❤️
This is the first time I've viewed your vlog and I must say it's addictive viewing. Nice to find another Ibadan vlogger. After buying all those ingredients, I hope I'm invited to the slap-up feast!! Looking forward to your next instalment. You seem to have the PERFECT temperament for this kind of gig.
BTW, there's nothing wrong with constructive criticism. You'll be better-placed for success and you'll achieve your goals much quicker.
Thank you 🙏 I am always open to constructive criticism 🥰
Well done sis
Thank you 😊
That tomatoes is very cheap compare to what we buy here in new market lekki...that tomatoes is 1000 or 1200. Pepper 8 500.
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Hahahahaha. The grandma selling oranges was telling you in Yoruba that she doesn't understand English. Nwa girl, you too should learn little Yoruba naaa
I honestly want to learn the language but no one to teach me 😄
Don't worry sis i will gladly teach you how to speak yoruba Don't worry.
@@DanicakosyA! A! I thot ur husband is Yoruba ni? Well, U also have ur neighbors and all the people that U interact with on a daily basis. U've got to be intentional about it. Years, ago my elder brother was transferred from Lagos to Calabar. Within one year of his being there with the commitment to learn the language, he was the one interpreting for his Yoruba boss who had been there for 8 years! Yes. 8 years! My sister-in-law who lived there with my brother for 34 years still doesn't understand nor speak the language till today!
@@feliciaadejoke 🤗
Good to see you danica❤❤❤
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Good job
Thank you 😊
Put on your seatbelt my sister❤thank you for another beautiful vlogg
Ok. Thank you 🤗
We from the West don't know these products. You should tell us what we are looking at.
I am yet to identify these foods.
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
That Snail woman is an opportunist o 🤣 I’m not sure that’s how she sells normally biko
Name the foods you are buying because you have some of us watching from the US.
Oh ok, I’ll do that next time
Ok
U need to be more accurate with the dollar equivalent. U are rating the dollar higher than the actual rate.
My dear it’s not my fault… the rates are not steady ❤️
Please what is the name of your camera, i like it.
The one I filmed this video with?
@@Danicakosy Yes
What is it that the lady in the orange top is selling. It looks like almond.
It’s ogbono
@@Danicakosy thanks for your response, but have no idea what that is. I just subscribed.
Sis do you have courage and boldness for sale? Cos I want to buy a lot of it 🥹 fear of vlogging in the Nigerian marketplace is real 😢
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@@Danicakosyfr o 😂😭😭 Weldone sis 👏🏾 whenever I’m vlogging I just tell myself think of Danica kosy just be going Omo Nigerian marketplace and questioning 😢
Please try and translate this your dialect to at least to broken English or is it for Igbo people only?
Call them mummy that's yoruba culture. Not grand mama
Lol. I Don hear
You have to learn how to speak yoruba.🤣.. you had a hard time communicating with most of them.
Lol
Good video