Walk Tour Around The Largest Second-Hand Auto Spare Parts Market In Nigeria | Mgbuka Market

Walking around Mgbuka Obosi market the largest concentrated second-hand motor parts market in West Africa.
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[@uchennaurch8681]

I did business here from 2006 to 2011 before i left for Lagos, indeed this market has lifted many poor families from the East. We called this market in Igbo ọzọ igbo ndu. Or ozo umu ogbenye. So many businesses transactions are happening here. U won't believe millions are been made here from the dirty environment. And many are into creativities here like waking up dead spare parts to come back alive, igbos are very talented and most creative human on earth no doubt, if u visit this market u will understand what am saying. Love live my people

[@SL-pg4dh]

Most creative people on earth. My friend, uplift your people, but stop the braggadociosness

[@suntanglory]

Igbos are very hardworking people built and engraved in their dna.My only worry is this mindset of an average lgbo man to import, import everything. If these hardwork is translated to making and producing your own goods things would be different.l genuinely think half of these importers,business men just don't realise or understand the implications of importation.I honestly believe nigerian electricity problem,train system problem is the result of import loving saboteurs.....All of those cargos coming into the country without a corresponding cargo go out means trade deficit, less foreign exchange, which means devaluation of the naira, means less unemployment,lack of infrastructures,increase in crimes etc.lf these hardwork can somehow be translated to quality locally made goods,stop importation,except for those practically impossible goods that can not be produced/ manufacture at home.lf China,Turkey can do it why can't nigeria or biafra? All things are possible to them that believe.lgbo kwenu!! Thank you.

[@HelensCorner]

He who does not work let him not eat. May God bless our hustle

[@Bella-ro7tr]

Amen

[@abdulkadimosenye5050]

I would like the producers to enter this short documentary in this year's Cannes film festival. Its wonderfully made

[@ubahakidiobiora5046]

Eboh media you are doing well bro...i remember When I use to carry camera to this market to snap picture Id for plastic ID cards and I will go to lagos and print them.been an igbo man you must figure out survival plans.. Ndi igbo are very hard working. Many started business there with just 10thousand naira as capita but they are landlords today.it is easy to be rich in igbo land if you are hard working. Today I live in England and am doing well.hard work pays..mgbuka obosi made alot of people millionaires..eboh more of such videos. Go to enugu ukwu show us people who are making a living by just planting onugbu leaf.there is more to just been an igbo man . igbo amaka.

[@chinachinedu8727]

Honestly I was in this market before, I started with only 10k within 5yrs I made 1.5m so I dicided to travel to Malaysia and hustle more now I have two containers worth 45m.. just like that

[@chikeziejohn3057]

A lot of activities and hard work. I love my people ❤️😍... proudly Igbo man

[@templekanu6740]

My observation on our business outlook is to milk and milk profit without paying much attention to the environment. That is why sharp practices are prevalent in our trade dealings. Our profiteering attitude needs to be watched and made reasonable. That should be the role of our governments and igbo socio cultural groups

[@georgeblueschell8117]

This is what is called real hustling.

[@chinedunwafor6110]

So other business are fake hustling Abi?

[@digriotnankama4220]

That market is huge. It's the size of a town.

[@michiflix]

Mgbuka Obosi, No be small market.. All this Money That they are making there , I don't know why they can Fix the Road in The Market.. Raining Season The Market Road Can Be Very Bad.. I done Hustle for the Market The Time I was In Nigeria but the Hustle no Easy oo

[@chinachinedu8727]

Me self I dey there before...we dey hustle for garage. It was not easy.

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

My parents usually told me that dirty hands brings oily mouth this is exactly what is happening in this mkt igbos are great people

[@1Meeks]

Africa is Truly the Cradle of Civilization ⛹🏿🛸🏌🏿‍♂️

[@emmablessing8309]

Mgbuka Obosi market,the survival of poor, God bless men that hustle.

[@bigblob1623]

I love the dark music. It weirdly fit.

[@christiancastro2442]

Nux would be very happy !! What a lovely day !! Good video

[@tjsehfs3924]

wow~! I didn't know another world ..here is Seoul Korea .. thank you Edoh Media I will every day watching.

[@oliviaokpara8877]

Huh

[@funnypetsadventure3924]

wow, thank you so much for sharing our story, God bless you bro

[@angminhthong6256]

thank you

[@chizzynblinks1307]

Love from Dubai

[@chinemeremazuma8820]

Good job bro,

[@Ludo_Liu]

nice one boss

[@proyouservicesltd3652]

good video

[@chuxyleea1222]

You are doing great. Taking us to places we only here about without seeing them. Nice work

[@osinachiprosper3180]

You tried enough thank you am so happy to see ngbuka again

[@IveomaMedia]

Love this view point!! So engaging.

[@roderickmitchell2125]

This would be a great investment for me as an African diaspora. Nigeria is deep in my DNA. ❤🌍

[@ticomatata]

Nice work Eboh👍🏻

[@innocentamataobi407]

It's obi from Germany,old parts is my business before I love it

[@mikerick3599]

It brings back memories! However, I'm appalled by the volume of filth in this market. Our people deserve better.

[@ammbee3315]

Hard work pays I can feel the hard work of every Igbo man and woman in this market

[@roderickmitchell2125]

Is so awesome to know how my lovely brothers and sisters survive. Love you all so very much. ❤🌍

[@patheticweasels778]

That is one crazy market... Thank you for making this excellent video...

[@ebohmedia2459]

You are welcome

[@sustainablesystemsmedia3556]

Another lovely content. I wonder if they still allow the importation of all the auto scrap or used parts into Nigeria?

[@mediahub.757]

Omo have been waiting for this video Na UNIgbu we dae call am😂

[@AKUKOTV]

I was there in the year 2000 to buy some parts for my car cos I couldn't get them in Enugu. The land is spoiled forever with oil. Did you use a Gopro camera to shoot this? Cos the video balancing looks like that of a Gopro camera 😁

[@calistuseze2431]

Is well Bro...The gospel of God said in Malachi 3:6 For I am the Lord therefore you Sons of Jacob are not Consumed Ise ise ise...... when they start to build their houses and Buy Plots of Lands or Buy Cars to help their Life struggle then you will see the Enemies of good success trying to hold them Down. But in all these things we are more than Conquerors♡ Rom 8:37 Biafra will Come as the Lord liveth Ise ise ise . For those that suffer Us Toughers Our strengths 🙌👏

[@franklinkene4820]

The biggest old auto parts in Anambra state,,Mgbuka Obosi,,,thanks for bringing back my memories,,

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

Not only in anambra but the whole west Africa this mkt people from west Africa comes to buy goods in this mkt

[@franklinkene4820]

Yes its true,,the market is really big,,,billionaire's and millionaire's are made in that market,,,I love the market though am there right now,,,may God almight bless all my Igbo brothers hustle Amen,,, 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@anthonyosu6420]

My name Tony I use to live this life style at both Coal camp Ogbete area Enugu and Onitsha area to make a living. After three years I travel to USA in the late 70s. I would have loved if had mentioned where or place you shot this video presentation. Thx.

[@michiflix]

Don't you try Dress On White Cloth to go to that Market

[@OneonelegOga]

Can’t believe this is film in 2021. That place looks ancient as in 1980s. I understand that is a dirty place by nature but there are certain levels of organization that needs to be in place by now. The site is actually saddening. I hope it will be well my country. Nevertheless, thanks for sharing.

[@josephchiomafred5488]

Yes bro👍

[@christiangideon7966]

The Igbo's are hardworking people

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

My inlaw’s house is around this mkt I always conversant with happenings in this mkt here you will find million and multi million if you are hardworking

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Wow , the chaos and poverty is overwhelming.

[@hadiatbodunrinolabakare6841]

I’m impressed , I must say our Biafra people are really industrious . Weld one guys, but the Hausa wheel barrow pusher are also doing a great jobs too they Co habitat very well. What do you think though . Our Southeastherners must continue to be great 👍

[@OjRaja]

This is why I always said that an average Igbo man are not industrious but marketers parading themselves as Japan of Africa. Wake up Ndi Igbo to produce and stop marketing for other national

[@1manriot872]

@@OjRaja and what do you produce. Your self?

[@pietrojenkins6901]

This chaotic poverty stricken place is "the largest economy in Africa" ???

[@nnanwa529]

This is lovely. What camera did you shoot this with?

[@chizzynblinks1307]

Please go to eke awaka

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

Haba Owerri na muddy water everywhere...raining season is the worst time to be in Owerri....our area for Wetheral rain carried all the filth and packed in front of our street...Owerri is messed jaree

[@easternblood9207]

Wetin be your mission , this guy....Every where for KZbin, OWERRI is this or that, Dem knack you madness for Owerri?

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

@@easternblood9207 I am from Imo state, do you have any problem with it?

[@franklinkene4820]

Is this mgbuka obosi

[@wowneche]

First here Can I get this comment pinned?

[@sustainablesystemsmedia3556]

Your wish is Eboh's command.

[@ThomEchi]

Interesting walk video of Mgbuka Obosi market. A big difference from the normal drive video. I do not know if you are using old gopro camera or some other brand; there is swinging in the video walk. It might cause some people to feel dizzy. The camera needs a steady stabilizer. I think gopro hero 8 or 9 would have been better for the walk. Anyway, very good video walk. God bless.

[@bonaventure9736]

I didn't see any swinging on this clip. Just watch the video and forget which camera was used

[@ugomprinceerics71]

I am even surprised touts didn't disturb you. Those people full there.

[@stevestyve1]

@ugom prince Erics, most of the touts in igbo land are usually from Enugu state. They are trained at Ogbete market, from there they go to other states to cause trouble

[@emeziechidi-ebere9087]

@@stevestyve1 not sure how this answer the statement made

[@oliviaokpara8877]

@@stevestyve1 ummmm

[@sonoftherisingsun6464]

@@stevestyve1 this is a very idotic statement.

[@chuxyleea1222]

Something I noticed that is cool in this market is that they don't do this ''oga come, I get am here''. I don't like such cos it makes me sometimes ended up buying the wrong product or not having my choice product.

[@ImagMillionaire]

i am intesested to know how profitable it is. Ask them questions

[@owerrig296]

Big market auto parts market that serves the entire eastern region

[@godspowerobasi937]

Is not serving d whole Eastern region, but anambra state OK. All of us have it in each of the East. If it is IMO state spare parts u will not say that it serves the whole east. Ekwensu. U wish all could be anambra. But God disappointed u

[@owerrig296]

@@godspowerobasi937 just like imo indigenes goes to Onitsha main market to shop, they also go to Mgbuka obosi to buy major motor spare parts. There is nothing in Imo state except commercial sex hawkers and brothels. Cry your heart out🤣

[@oziomajesusoziomaa.6318]

@@godspowerobasi937 Too harsh my dear. I don't think it has gotten to that extent of ekwensu. Udo 🙏

[@godspowerobasi937]

@@oziomajesusoziomaa.6318 thanks and God bless u friend

[@oliviaokpara8877]

@@owerrig296 wtf

[@mavisphaphali6220]

Why is rise it so dirty we need improvement keep the place clean

[@EkeneRichard]

And government still says they’re lazy 😽

[@femoinner6813]

Imagine wearing a white trainers here

[@johneze7552]

the white sole .. ooh lord !

[@preneurX]

This place na hustling terrain not fashion runway. Although it still needs to be kept clean.

[@ammbee3315]

Hahaha You can try let's see how it will look like

[@zunaiandre2341]

So everybody is not a witch, or Yahoo yahoo,ritualist, 419 pastor,Ashawo or juju man in Nigeria.I see people are doing their best(don't bash my comment,I just always hear bad things about this Nigeria more than good).

[@bonaventure9736]

Everything's good except the greasy dirty environment. I grew up in Awada which is 30 minutes walk from there. And it sad to say that nothing has changed really

[@vsbsgdbhd2540]

This type of video, tag the governor of the state. Just look at how dirty this market is, and the government is not doing anything about it.

[@legalizepidgin8230]

Talk about being comfortable living in a pig's sty. I don't care if the government is not doing their job, there's no excuse for human beings to operate in this kind of environment.

[@Max-ns8lc]

It’s all about money. If you want to get out of squalor you need money. Government exists just not doing enough.

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

When people from other tribes sees us hustling they will hate because we are not lazing about like them

[@memeishere1]

it's just horrible the waste that the people must live with building up all arond them on tbe streets and in the gutters some areas the whole street is covered and it keeps getting thicker , and the government is rich and does nothing

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

All those things you’re eyes sees as waste is money if you know how many billions naira that transacts here every day you won’t be saying that

[@Max-ns8lc]

@@ejikeenwerem5420 it is good to be proud of where you came from but we should all clamor for better living standards not just from the federal but from the local and state. They take peoples sweat and use it to build mansions.

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

Max my brother those thief are no way better than you go to places you will see the level development there they are not better than us in anywhere here we mansions more than they have there

[@gerrald5272]

Eboh Media. no insult intended, WHY do men in this video show there big stomach in public?

[@chikeziejohn3057]

What do you mean? You didn't see anything else but protruding abdomen. Na wao!!!

[@AllentheGodSon]

Look at our environment, jammed pack, dirty and chaotic, shameful Nigeria!

[@aframaco9491]

What’s with the filth on the road?

[@ebohmedia2459]

Hopefully they do something about that soon.

[@ifecodimkpa4184]

No sanitation , the entire environment is in a bad condition.

[@danielpopovici1980]

The fresh delivery formerly brake because pelican spectroscopically yell through a juvenile cardboard. tricky, light pail

[@ejikeenwerem5420]

If the Igbo people are lazy no body will hate us because a lazy people and a hardworking people are not made to say together for hatred must come

[@phillistusmashamaite2365]

This is too dirty try and clean

[@emausderratsuchende5447]

Modern colonialism ... the filth of the first world ends up in this market.

[@frankstevens4568]

This is disgusting to watch 🤮

[@georgeblueschell8117]

Very very disgusting and people are staying here daily?

[@owerrig296]

@frank, this market is neater than Owerri. Fact

[@frankstevens4568]

@@owerrig296 is this an extension of that slum called Okpoko? 😂

[@owerrig296]

@@frankstevens4568 most parts of Owerri are worse than Okpoko. I am from Imo state but truth be told you cannot different Aba from Owerri. Owerri is a very dirty dilapidated jungle 😂😂

[@frankstevens4568]

@@owerrig296 you're not from Owerri 😂 Okpoko boy 😂 😂

[@christiangideon7966]

The Igbo's are hardworking people