LAGOS FRIDAY MARKET | MARKET STRIKE? | UNEDITED MARKET VLOG | COST OF FOOD IN NIGERIA

[@mylilattempts]

I actually appreciate how you didn’t price/bargain too low. Times are hard for everyone. The traders too have to make money to survive. God bless you

[@friedaHangula77]

I'm amazed at the way the ladies are are always generous, most add a little extra than their measuring containers. They seem kind too! Watching all the way from Namibia 🇳🇦.

[@hammiehammie2272]

One thing I have noticed about the market videos, whenever you go to a vendor they always give you a good helping. They reach back in and put a little extra on the top I love that. That is something you do not see here in America. I want to go to Africa so badly 🥰😍🥰😍

[@chionelanae]

I am watching from America... feeling homesick for a place I have never been.

[@mylilattempts]

It’s really heart warming how the ladies added jara. The conversations too, I just remembered that it’s really not always gbas Gbos in the market. The traders are ever so helpful. I admire their hustle and bustle I won’t lie

[@wildemperor1521]

Can’t wait to see home again. People ask me what I miss most about Nigeria, I tell them is the food. Though loads of the ingredients are now in the States, nothing beats fresh!

[@aniesplatter5979]

Whoever reading this comment will be a successful person! Just keep going!!🙏🏾💯👌🏾

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Amen!

[@hundredpercentpositive]

Amen!

[@bosedefasan7249]

Amen in Jesus name, same to you.

[@josephineosanakpo-yondo4360]

Amen, IJMN

[@asmauhalidu1167]

Ameen ya Allah

[@kemmylad5593]

The mama selling Gari speaks good English, bless her😊. Nice one👍🏾

[@unicorngav4768]

I loved it when you said ''which kinda customer be dis,'' to the girl that sold the green pepper and then to the scent leaf seller ''the thing is entering my eye'' Only in Nigeria can we speak like that and we still make sense...big ups Yemisi, i gbadun you always. By the way, I'm a man o (9ja to d bone), from Vancouver, BC...

[@Lydex]

Easily proving Tayo Aina wrong. At the youtuber meetup he said no one wants to see someone going to the market? Please, this market content is gold.

[@lucybrew6874]

I don't know why i love this woman so much although am a Ghanaian but my love for her something else , can stand skipping her videos ❤❤

[@delindawilliams3935]

Sister Yemisi! I'm impressed! Not only are you showing the ins and outs of market shopping,but you are also doing journalism. So subtly finding out the behind the scenes happenings. Excellent job.👍 👏👏👏👏👏

[@joyl3926]

I love that garri grandma. Such a hardworking & well spoken woman. God bless her💖

[@waliatmotunrayo3905]

I love the way you were saying thank you Well done Sisi Yemmie

[@dianaonyango5814]

This was very therapeutic to watch and that old mama so fluent.

[@hairlikegod7910]

The market seems so peaceful and friendly

[@Idojournal]

See fresh vegetables, smoked fish looking so fresh. I miss my Naija market

[@queenbiiiy]

Me too.😭

[@godsfavourite9379]

I feel you my sister. My exact thoughts watching this video.

[@oyine1]

Ikr not all this overpriced processed food

[@Fayobami]

These market videos are GOOOOOLD, please, don't stop making them. I feel so nostalgic right now.

[@tee_obi]

I hardly go to the market these days so it's nice 'following' you for market runs. I like that you were kind in your bargaining with the sellers.

[@sose9601]

Kind! They are still gaining my sister.

[@SG-vv8jj]

This makes me long to go back to Nigeria. There’s nothing like the sounds and smells of the market place.

[@theresa2604]

Women and hustle for naija. So much respect mehn

[@brendastasteofglory8308]

Nice to see those hard working market people. God bless them all.

[@a.h.pcollective3525]

I miss the market. Food price has gone up even in the UK.

[@TeewaiVlogs]

I no suppose to want,is just entering my eyes😂😂😂that part got me o🤣 you cant follow list directly when going to market o....u must to buy other things join o😄

[@sose9601]

Very true

[@aframaco9491]

Hhh Naija !!!! Simple life ! We go dey Europe dey form like say we dey adapt ! But we are just dying inside slowly! Simple life, fresh produce, bartering and haggling! Africa! Nigeria !

[@jamaicanyankee9646]

This reminds me so much of the Jamaican market a lot of the items are similar... I miss my Jamaican market... I see kalalloo, scotch bonnet paper, yams red herring

[@germannaijatv1144]

Sisi yemi thanks for caring us along ooh I miss Naija Market

[@BuchiOkonma]

This mama is hardworking ohh.... God bless her hustle.. Sisi thank you for taking us to the market 😍

[@SisiYemmieTV]

She is!!

[@OfficialChilledPower]

I love the mama selling garri! Bless her heart! Shes so pleasant

[@lawole4]

I just love African markets (when it’s not raining). For me it is always an event and fun.

[@ngoziann2000]

I love your market vlogs Sisi Yemmie. Makes me feel so nostalgic. The amount of ‘nylon’ in use though…!!!! Save the planet o! Less plastic. 🙏🏾

[@maybellenoghaseenoghase4795]

I dont kn when am going to eat this fresh food again, oh my days in Nigeria, thanks for sharing this video, i dont get Nigeria food were i stay is very sad

[@kenyagirl2009]

Mamas skin selling the garri is sooo radiant #that african sun

[@nkysdynamickitchen2987]

This is second Oyingbo market oh, everything is looking so fresh, you guys are enjoying. thanks for sharing.

[@IdorenyinIbanga_]

Me I don’t see any issue with the North refusing to send “food” with to other parts of the country.

[@ibiduntemowo3864]

This video gives me nostalgia, this was my favorite activity in Lagos. I love going to the market, no big Madam leave story I dey enter market 🤣🤣🤣, I love chit chatting with the sellers too. Oh how I miss my Mushin, Sandgross, Makoko and Mile 12 shopping days. Thank you so much for taking me back

[@temmietv]

😀

[@yvonneodiaka5974]

This was so interesting to watch! I miss home honestly, seeing all these fresh ingredients makes me miss the local markets back home.

[@cikpuanzera9006]

The seller's in market so generous and kinds. . Nice goods and fresh. .. I wish can come again to naija. . Yes ijebu gari nice to make eba. .my husband always did it.. ijebu,ogun state .. my husband hometown. . I been in ibadan , lagos n abekuta the time I coming to naija. . . Please have more a vlogs shopping in local markets, I liked it so much. .. Greetings from Malaysia ❤❤..

[@yahamisu9949]

See fresh food abeg....natural nutrition kawai!!!......Sisi yemi...my mouth don water from market already....God bless you my sister

[@simisolamaiyegun9607]

Those are clams not oysters na. Those northerners wan dey retaliate now. Meat go hard to consume now. Everybody go dey chop ponmo and eran oniyo for now. Lovely vlog.

[@christinemuema]

Love from kenya yemmie.i will know how to cook this nigerian food ooh from your channel

[@deeron1554]

Thanks so much for this video. It has brought back so many memories, haven't been to 9ja since 2007. All that fresh food is making me miss 9ja big time but not the flies sha,😁

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Awwwww I’m glad you loved it

[@celiag6756]

This just reminded me of our market in Freetown Sierra Leone 🥰

[@prospektarty1513]

These delicious organic foods are extremely cheap by oyinbo standards

[@lpop9008]

I enjoyed your market outing .......the traders are struggling as well it is not easy O. that Mama you brought the gari from...God bless her it is hard work. As for how much you spent i will have to watch again but i know no be small change those smoked Titus enter my eye .

[@stellasoriginalworld2665]

Your trips to Nigeria markets is nostalgic to me... I love it.. Thank you so much for making feel I'm at home...

[@geina4412]

Lol, Mama just unwind and download. God bless our hard working women.

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Amen!

[@jenniferiguma8643]

The stock fish is €3.50 cent in Ireland (Dublin)

[@mummychampions5003]

I love watching market vlog so much , I never heard of wight periwinkle this is my first time you are real pafect woman bless you my dear

[@Lilpeach523]

My beautiful Queen thank you for teaching me how to cook for my husband

[@alberto2090]

So wonderful video!!, I liked it a lot. Amazing to know a little of Nigerian people life. Thanks for the short sightseeing. Bests regards from Mexico.

[@emmet2520]

This is so nostalgic! Thanks for making this video 💕 please make more like this

[@itohowoakpan4676]

It's water snail ,its called Ngolo in rivers state. The english name is WHELK

[@christyadegboye6972]

This was strummed a Yr ago. I hope they are still there with all their fresh fish, shrims everything I saw you sisi yemi buying. God bless you real good.

[@emilyajayi1077]

Thanks for showing this Friday market. It's like special market very clean and full of goodies God bless you. Give the name of the market please so we can shop there in future

[@JanJan-pq4im]

I am surprised you didn't get some ginger. I love ginger in everything! Thank you for this. Now I know I am giving my sister too much money monthly.

[@Angel-lp9ob]

Hard working grandmother. Awesome.

[@linamabitor522]

It is all theses smoke fish for me👍🏾♥️♥️♥️👍🏾nice Vlog ♥️

[@HM-ls5eg]

Very nice and fresh produce. Good to see home grown produce freshly displayed... That native soup will be fire!... This made me very hungry for that authentic "home grown taste" that you don't usually get, living abroad!...Like the way mama added the "Jara" to the garri!... Love your vids!

[@segunajose7378]

I enjoyed your interaction with all the sellers in this market you made me want to come back to live in Nigeria after fifty seven years. I love your page.

[@ngozidibia7278]

Thanks for taking us with you on you market vlog.

[@CherylFlambers-gn6hf]

I really like ur market’s clog really interrelating ❤😊

[@bolanleadee]

Everything in Ajah is expensive even when there's no market strike... Sellers there love to hike price because they believe people will still buy from them.

[@sose9601]

I just tire for them

[@SisiYemmieTV]

I tire oooo

[@bibidike-mark4043]

I love you Sisi Yemmie. You really don't know how to price things 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mstees1]

Chai....sisi. Make sure you make a video of the native soup ooh. I want to learn to make it.

[@tochukwunwaobodo3915]

omo see yam, vegetable n fish oooo,everything so fresh n tempting😋....am salivating here,God really bless Africa but we mismanaged our resources,may God help us all IJN 🙏

[@macissetoure2643]

Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@Nicole-hi2me]

Now, I need to know what most items are and how you use them in a dish and the benefits. Like periwinkle.

[@Brenda90210]

Yes me too . My man is Igbo and I just now learned that melon seed could be used for cooking . We love egushi 😅.

[@TriciasStyle]

Am just happy for that woman selling periwinkle that sold that NGOLO (As we call it in Rivers State) for you because you also bought cocoyam from her.... times are hard and people are suffering.... I love the market, no much crowd.

[@bosedefasan7249]

Sisi, I guess dinner is at your place. Thank you for bringing us along on this trip.

[@sharononaghinor8125]

😭😭😭😭😭 that old woman I buy cocoyam from. Sorry I’m commenting everywhere 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I miss Nigeria market o. I’m so excited seeing my customers and I’m commenting and watching at same time 🙃

[@sose9601]

Awwww,nostalgia😊😊😊

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Ha ha ha glad you enjoyed watching

[@SakaFeteFood]

It's nice to see the sites in different countries! Thank you for the VLOG😊

[@chidychyk]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for sharing. ☺

[@Ruthlesspast]

Sisi Yemmie love your channel, would you be able to do a video describing all the swallows and which one works best with which soup? Or at least help me understand Starch... I’ve never tasted starch ... and which garri is best for drinking, eba etc. I’d really appreciate it, thank you ❤️

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Awesome! I will take your request on

[@mamasorrela6992]

Sisi Yemmie pls always say loud which market you are buying your stuff from. This market is very clean unlike the other potopoto markets in lagos

[@Melanin_Move]

Hi Sisi! Can you make a video showing all the fruits, provisions, and vegetables in the market. That fruit next to the tamarind looks like something we call "June Plums" or "golden apples".

[@Cici_mimi]

I have never seen goat with skin or cow in East Africa. Mama Afrikah is really a big continent.

[@itohandaisytv7564]

Awww I love this vedio I cant wait to come to nigeran. Sisi please more of it

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Thank you!

[@hqbrazenexchange]

Going to the market gives me the jibbies. I'm more comfortable at a supermarket where everything is calm and organized. More power to you Sisi 💪

[@I.progress]

I enjoyed this vlog so so much that I had to comment for the first time. The nostalgia almost had me in tears. I can’t wait to visit home this year 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Yay! I’m glad you left a comment!

[@laurafacchin2875]

How I love African market

[@sandraigharo244]

Hello yemmie happy weekend to you and your family 👪 seeing this food stuff all are fresh and fine it make me miss 9ja and want to come we miss fresh food like this oooo

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Awwww

[@JanJan-pq4im]

Yemisi my sis. Like you no doubt know, the market lady who said that periwinkles are oysters was wrong. Periwinkles are sea snails, oysters are mollusks, a bi-valve. The shell of a periwinkle is like that of land snails.

[@Dorisabba]

Nice market run, sisiyemi that white perewinkle is called ngolo in pH and it's very sweet

[@abiolaadam1828]

Please release the local Tuesday market at Awoyaya. Also the market you called tomatoes market. Where's it .Please I need more clarity. I live at Ajah and l don't mind travelling to the neighbourhood areas . Thanks.

[@bettyade3760]

Sisi Yemi makes going to the market and buying food stuff so easy

[@judeokoye4629]

Sisi yemmi. Thank u for this video. Ride on

[@ejiromomoh]

I noticed you were very courteous. Keep it up!

[@hadizamamud3209]

Sisi yemmie is like me. I go to market and I sometimes buy things that enter my eye even though I didn't budget for it.😃 Suggestion: Do mention the dollar equivalent when you do market videos like this so that those in the abroad (specifically non Nigerians ) will have an idea of the cost of food items in Nigeria.

[@chinonsonwogu5697]

It’s called mgbe,a complete River’s native soup consist of ngolo,mgbe,ofingo,foite isam(roasted periwinkle),gbo(dried croaker),lady (dried fish)😂😂😂😂😂, the ijaw seafood makes soups interesting 😂😂😂😂, try cooking with roasted isam,it takes the taste to another level

[@oluwatoyinashabiashabi6364]

About to hit 500k @sisiyemmie yippee yippee 💃💃💃💃💃🍾🍾🍾❤❤❤

[@waakaaboutgyal]

Please recipe for the native soup. Thanks.

[@babatundesho4735]

OMG! TO cook an average family pot of soup now in Lagos state will cost like 30k. Na wao!

[@vaneese85]

very nice video. Jamaican here watching. Cant wait to go to the market with my honey when I get to Nigeria.

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Sisi yemi this one na african shopping haul i tell you, you up to something😋🤔.

[@gavinjohnson3065]

I liked this video seeing you doing your daily shopping and comparing prices. Thanks from the UK

[@bobjones7042]

Thanks you very much for showing Nigeria,market may God continue to bless you and your family Please Mama if someone wants to order from the market to Overseas please can you tell the info. Thanks you

[@multicapstone]

It's sad many of the market women are not been protected from the harsh sun or rain. Auntie, never put your left hand in anyone's product when shopping in Ghana. Its a big taboo there. Just to give you heads up in case you visit the motherland. Nice video. It brought back lots of good memories for me. Thank you.

[@okaforblessingifunanya3328]

Your thank you is the vibe for me ❤️❤️

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Habit ooo

[@dammieofem3967]

Don't know about strike tho. There was a fight BTW Hausa n Yoruba at shasha MKT in Ibadan about 2wks ago and the market has been inactive. Things have been expensive here to in Ibadan

[@annieajibola4246]

The one you call white periwinkle is actually called whelks.