Shopping in Lagos
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Eko Hotel Gatehouse
There are some good crafts on offer at the Eko Hotel Gatehouse, including carvings, calabashes and some unfortunate animals' skins. For batiks, Njoku St on the western side of Falomo Shopping Centre in Ikoyi is good. They're sold on the street and the selection is extensive.
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Jankara Market
Jankara Market is the largest market in Lagos and sells everything from tie-dyed cloth, trade beads and jewellery to pirate cassettes, pottery and clothing. There is also a fetishes market where you can buy herbs, traditional medicines and juju potions and powders.
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Sandgrouse Market
Sandgrouse Market slightly further east, is the place for interesting food, much of it sold live.
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Balogun Market
The rambling maze of Balogun Market is excellent for clothes and fabric from across West Africa.
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Bar Beach Market
On VI, Bar Beach Market has fresh fish and a few handicrafts to attract the expats.
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Isale Eko Market
Isale Eko Market has plenty of food and household goods on offer.
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Glendora Bookshop
Bookshop. Also good for international newspapers and magazines.
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Sandgrouse Market
Sandgrouse Market slightly further east, is the place for interesting food, much of it sold live.
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Jankara Market
Jankara Market is the largest market in Lagos and sells everything from tie-dyed cloth, trade beads and jewellery to pirate cassettes, pottery and clothing. There is also a fetishes market where you can buy herbs, traditional medicines and juju potions and powders.
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Balogun Market
The rambling maze of Balogun Market is excellent for clothes and fabric from across West Africa.
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