Live.Love.Africa: Fabric Shopping At Balogun Market In Lagos, Nigeria

Live.Love.Africa: Fabric Shopping At Balogun Market Lagos Nigeria
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[@adonismoncrief8497]

That whole place is beautiful, Dynast.

[@proudafricanamerican7586]

It’s always blow my mind when I see my sisters over there (or any country) carrying boxes and items on their heads with ease. (And they do it at a steady pace!) I can barely keep my fitted hat on without it falling off. 😂👍🏿 great work dynast. Your work is priceless .

[@Searchforuhuru]

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[@jeweell]

Wow! I don’t know they had textile Industry! That is a boss move making, selling and wearing fabrics made in your own country!

[@owene]

Soursop, very POWERFUL FRUIT, indeed ! ! And, very cheap in Naija it seems, nice one.

[@yinka.africa]

Balogun Market always something to buy.

[@gantswood]

Great video and Nigerian fabrics and African attire is beautiful. I need to upgrade my wardrobe. Dynast, you need to do a vlog from the beach or go go karting/quad biking in Lagos. Also 36 other states including Abuja await you.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Naija

[@Butterfly-jt6cr]

Everytime I go to Africa I get excited buying lots of fabrics. Beautiful colors!

[@WonderfullyMade5518]

Whats the price

[@mr.ifeoluwa4591]

Yeah it's very important to have a local or a couple of locals with you... for the bargain portion and the other sellers be swarming like bees when they see you buy from others lol, love the market tho!!!!

[@user-cc3jy8ct5c]

Soursop fruit is $8.99 usd a pound (or roughly $18.00 usd a kilo) at Dekalb Farmers Market. And it seems to sell fast. I just go to Publix and get the Chiquita brand pulp.

[@Searchforuhuru]

I need to try it out

[@efemzyekun900]

You guys simply blended in the environment, as if you never left the continent, as a descendant of slaves. That's why I believe that the future of Africa is in the unity of all Africans and black peoples. Had you been white skinned, you can never buy those materials at reasonable prices, never in Naija....unless of course they hear your foreign accents. But if you're with a local, like that divacious black sister with you, you're covered.😁😁✌🏿🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬👍🏿

[@FromGuiriga]

Right on brother.

[@DinizEngland]

Enjoy your home brothers.

[@wetinjojo]

Thanks for bringing home to me, Balogun market is that place you find everything.

[@Searchforuhuru]

Kotope

[@delilarbrown2362]

O wow

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Nice one blood.

[@danielstar2523]

Nice one bro, I like your channel, keeping bringing us educative contents. Ur nija bro from 🇸🇪

[@Searchforuhuru]

Ese

[@oosagie7164]

denest welcome home, my Nigerians brother

[@Searchforuhuru]

eku ile

[@oneineverysix.3394]

Balogun eko idumota.

[@aceace4660]

Gracious the FABRIC!!! Plus Soursop too? I’m so done. Thank you for sharing Dynast!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Kotope

[@ladylovve6059]

Thanks for sharing

[@williamwebbs1952]

Great video

[@whygoren46]

Ever bustling Lagos island

[@amonprivat1651]

Do u ever went to Ivory coast and burkina?

[@bernardraebenjamin5292]

The great prince

[@linkso7166]

Balogun..... Lol

[@kulbirjaan]

Hello sir Where to buy wollsell african fabric in Nigeria?

[@YawAsafo]

God!!! I love me some sour sop and sour sop tea🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@EmpressT5]

🌞👍🏿👸🏿

[@sanjayvagdiya7176]

Wot shop

[@bradybao8119]

I am a fabric factory in China, I can give you a quotation if you need

[@CharleneWithrow]

Why are African fabrics being printed by VLISCO IN HOLLAND and not being printed and/or manufactured in Africa?

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

You are wrong there is so many companies in Nigeria that prints it there in Nigeria. If you go to the city of Kano you see so many textile companies everywhere. When growing up in Nigeria I once worked in one printing company in the late 90s and early 2000s.

[@primejeggar2643]

Its mostly because the infrastructure in most african countries are underdeveloped; which in turn means high cost of doing business; which then results in local textile companies finding it hard to compete with foreign companies dumping cheap goods

[@iduolisa2715]

The original and authentic African fabrics are hand woven . There's also tie dyed fabrics. The Kano indigo dye wells are over 500 years old. the African print as we know it today is not originally ours though one can safely say it was inspired by African plant life.

[@CharleneWithrow]

@@primejeggar2643 Thank you for the information #PrimeJeggar. The fabric I have was purchased in the US but I noticed the fabric was printed in Holland "Guaranteed real Dutch Wax Block Prints. I felt conflicted about my purchase as I prefer to feed into Africa's economy as much as possible. Again, thank you for the information. Please note that I bought the fabric from a friend and she explained why the fabric was printed in Holland but as I said I prefer to purchase material from a textile company in Africa as do many other diasporans. We understand the benefit to Africa's economy and strength

[@CharleneWithrow]

@@leonardorjioffor6683 Thank you

[@sanjayvagdiya7176]

Holsel

[@LifeTrod]

E Dupe bredrin!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Kotope

[@lowsistem9574]

people see the face of the black people watch brow up the expression sign position and see the heanenly postion there. Open your eyes