6 BEST PLACES TO SHOP IN IBADAN!

Lemme go straight to the point. Sometimes you really want to get the good stuff at good prices and at the convenient place, not some online portal?! We have not come to a comfort zone in that area yet. But you want to shop especially in Ibadan, not Lagos o and you are wondering where to go to get what,

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you're itching for someone to tell you. Well, TADA! In your face! These are places you can get what at good prices in IBADAN, Oyo state, Nigeria, Africa, Earth, Solar system...What's the name of our galaxy or what comes after the solar system? :-$

This will help. There are particular markets that you can get things really cheap in Ibadan, because

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some markets specify in selling some certain things.

Dugbe, Agbeni, Ogunpa: Heard of these names before? They are connected markets in Ibadan, more like the local business hub of Ibadan city.

In Dugbe you can get new and graded clothes, shoes, bags, home ware also stuff to fill your pot and belly. Oh! There’s a shopping mall in Dugbe, in fact twin malls, that makes it two. So for those who love to shop on the side where there’s a lot of forming, knock yourselves out.

Ogunpa sells most of the products you would find in ‘Onitsha’, Made in China goods, and Nigerian Manufactured ones too. From household stuff, fashion accessories to hardware and machinery.

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In Agbeni you can get household stuff, i.e. groceries, cosmetics, hair extensions and weaves, underwear, fashion accessories costume jewelry and toiletries at dirt cheap prices.

Well, there’s also a store at Felele that sells stuff you find in Agbeni market at the cheapest prices I’ve ever seen in Ibadan, that’s if you can make a trip down there.

Not to forget Aleshinloye Market which I personally do not consider a market to get things cheap, it’s the kind of market you go to very smart and alert, but you can get plastic craft, home ware kitchenware, clothes, shoes, fabrics and materials for craft, groceries and back to school stuff.

Oja oba (King’s market) popular for fruits and raw food stuff like pepper, tomatoes, plantains, yams, and the likes go for great prices here.

Gbagi market popular for all the fabrics, shoes, bags, jewelry and other things you need for your owambe statement ;) located on old ife road and there's a link from the new ife express too. 

That’s about most of them. Not all markets with specialties in Ibadan were discussed but most of the rest are neighbourhood and the new scout camp

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markets that sell a bit of everything.

There you have it. So are you a pro Ibadan shopper and want to share a recent shopping experience, or you have questions,  or you don't think this is sooo correct...please us the comment box or do a mail to owambedresscode@gmail.com 

One more thing... Can you identify the markets in the pictures? Something in the goody if you get it right and get it first...;)