Market blog and its mixed feelings but fun at end.

Market blog and its mixed feelings but fun at end. | Ecency

Yes going to the market has mixed feelings, it can be stressful, most especially when you are buying in bulk, anyone can attest to that and also its fun in other hand, it enjoyable when you overlooked the stress that comes from it and convert it to fun and a lovely adventurous tour. So when ever I goes to market, i tag always along with my phone because i have to capture some moment and take lovely pictures, It might be unstable buying things and taking pictures but it's so fun. 😂

This morning i wake up on time and prepare to go to market to restock the house atleast something that will last long like months before restocking again. So the drive to the market was very smooth drive its not up an hour, so to say its not far.

The name of this market i went is called Orieaku, its sited between two States mbano and mbaise, its a very big market. It an 8days market that must falls on Orie days, which is one of the four market days in Igbo land. People from cities, other states and villages comes to this market to buy and sell their products. So fortunately for me this orie market happens to fall today, i was so happy i have to restock and buy things i need to travel back to the city. This is a one time opportunity which i might not get again in the village before i travel back to the city.

One thing special I love about this market is that is things are very affordable and you get to buy from the farmers, the main producers. All kinds of foodstuff and goodies are sold in the this market, which you can't compare it when you buy from the city. I bought a lot of foodstuffs and some other goodies to the extent my wallet start crying for help. 😂

Below are the beautiful moments at the market I capture with my phone.

These are fresh dry fish and they tastes so sweet and very affordable.

Fresh beef, one thing i love about the beef is the way they sellers sell the skin with the fresh, its not been separated unlike in the city where they sell it separately.