Africa’s Busiest Market - Kwari Market, Kano (Items are very Cheap)
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- čas přidán 16. 09. 2022
- This is Kwari Market in Kano Nigeria, reputed to be one of the biggest textile markets in Africa
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You put a lot of thought into your contents.
I love it. Showing the everyday lives of Nigerians that most people don't get to see.
Kano is the merchant city, everybody is a CEO 😂.
Thats the word! Everyone in Kano is a CEO. Very true!
It's only in kano you will found all those wrappers for that amount of money, really good but cheap, it's only in kano,all wears are cheap, food are much cheaper than any other state like Abuja or lagos. God bless your daily Efforts David 👌 💪 🙂 🙏 ✨️
Thank you
I used to buy WAX and Hollandaise materials in those areas in 1988/89. There is katinkwuri and others near the Kano City areas. I am watching and listening from USA. There are so many changes in Kano as per development and constructions. During that time Chinese textiles never arrived in the market. Things that cost five thousand naira then is from twenty up. That is quality Hollandaise materials not wax ABC local.
Thanks for sharing your experience Mr. Chucks. Yes Kano has had lots of changes
We have lots of textile industries that stop working due to one reason or the other in kano. I think this is one of the reasons behind this massive importation of textiles
I don't just watch. I learn alot from your platform.. You're doing a great job Boss.. more Grace ❤️❤️
Thank you Iwuala
Another interesting things about kano, most of kano markets has their own specializations
Everyone there is on a mission to make a better life for themselves. Always busy at work doing something instead of just sitting around. Idle feet cannot make you money. Excellent video again 💯🏆👍
Ah....I'm first today...lol
Buy am plenty abeg😀
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Wow the fabric that is being used in Nigeria is really vibrant. David, thanks for putting in so much effort to introduce Kano to the world. Anyone who follows your videos will benefit from it in one way or another. Keep the good work up and I hope that Nigeria Government continue to put in more effort for the citizens.
Thank you very kindly for watching
i love how you have unfiltered interactions its so unique thats why your channel is growing so fast
Thank you
Good job
I love ur contents and how u explore Nigeria.. Best of luck to more of exploitations.. Just one correction, Kano's Kwari market is the BIGGEST textile (excluding laces, which Lagos takes that) market in the whole of West Africa... Show me any market which u know of in Nigeria that's as big and busy as kwari, and u owe my an apology. I can see u visited the market in the early hours when it's less busy. Try it from 2pm upwards.
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When I was there we go to the kamtikwari to buy clothes etc. They were very cheap then
Hi am from The Gambia and am very much interested in African fabric business
This is nice , i have heard so much about this market and i plan to explore it this year as a businessman.
Thanks for this insightful video.
I'm also inviting you to Bola Ige International market Ibadan, its another big textile market in southwest Nigeria, Ibadan.
If you will be my guide I will come
@@DavidNkwa Sure , I'll
I really like the man suit. I wonder of there's any online shop people from outside can buy.
I came across your videos today. You've some very interesting content. All the best.
Thank you Aminu
Thank You.
Another Great video.
Wow that young lady has a good arm the way she landed that fabric infront of you, perfect throw.
Through listing to your interactions with the shopkeepers, I've learnt that different tribes have different designs on their textiles and that like here in Australia sadly Chinese fabric now dominates the market.
Cheers Ian
Thanks for watching Sir..
Yes Chinese have dominated the market
When I came down to warri Delta state to settle down we do go to the cloth market in Kano to buy clothes and we made it then.
Wow!
Growing up in Kano my mom used to buy lace from this market and travel home in the Niger Delta to sell.
Awesome
Enjoyable and informative video. Come o, David… N5,000 no be $10 o! 😆
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Please can you help me find a supplier in kano
in the north they wear local fabric nearly everyone is wearing native
Kwantikwaori market
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Manchi don fear
Thanks slot sir ,I would like to go to this market put mb me through sir
Mr David: If them pursue me from house
Lady: no worry,them no go pursue
Me:🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 you got my joke my dear
We really should ban imports of textiles and foreign clothing in Afrika. It's little things like this that keep us "poor" and suffering. Simple things we can make ourselves should never be imported and especially not necessities like food or clothing
Lord it's raggedy out dere!
Buyers are African and sellers are Muslim. You must make another market for African, sold by African to African.
Jai shree ram.
Lol
The Muslims are not Africa 🙄
Don't mind her, she seems grown out of Islamaphobia
This are the type of person who comes into a peaceful environment and cause tribal or religious war,you are definitely a person people should run away from.
Maybe if you burst into speaking Hausa they may drop the price.
It's disappointing to hear that something so fundamental is dominated by China. They don't even wear our style of clothing. This is gap " that needs to be plugged!" Think how many jobs that could be created.
So you cannot differentiate between religion, tribe, culture but you have the balls to comments rubbish. Oooo pity your life.