Markets in Nigeria are not just places of buying and selling—they are full experiences 😭🛒. From loud voices to fast bargaining, every visit is a lesson in patience and negotiation. You go to buy one simple item, and suddenly you are comparing prices from five different sellers 💸😂. One says ₦500, another says ₦800, and another insists “my own is original.” Bargaining is a skill in itself. If you don’t talk well, you will pay “tourist price” even in your own country 😭. People even practice their negotiation skills daily without realizing it. Markets are also full of energy and life. You hear vendors shouting, customers arguing prices, and people calling friends across stalls 📢. Food markets especially carry strong emotions 🍅🌶️. The smell of pepper, spices, and fresh food makes everything feel alive. Even when money is tight, people still find a way to buy something small. Despite the chaos, markets remain a symbol of survival and hustle in Nigeria 💪🇳🇬. People wake up early, work hard, and still manage to smile through it all. Question: Are you a good bargainer in the market or do you just pay and leave? 😭🛒
