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| | Monday 8am–6amTuesday 8am–6amWednesday 8am–6amThursday 8am–6amFriday 8am–6amSaturday 8am–6amSunday Closed |
| | Owere Nsukka, Nsukka, Nigeria |
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emmanuel onuThis is a very popular market in Nsukka, the closest market to the university of Nigeria Nsukka. Whenever a student of the university says that he or she is going to market, there is over 95 percent chance that he or she is referring to Ogige market Ogige market is not just a market, it also serves as car parking for UNN shuttles and transportation companies. The market is where most transport companies will stop students going to the university of Nigeria Nsukka from any destination. Whether the person is coming from Enugu or the person is so coming from Lagos, that person will likely be dropped at Ogige market. The market is a very big one, virtually everything a student can buy is in the market. There are banks along the university market road where one can use the ATMS for quick cash withdrawals There are places where one can repair spoilt electrical and electronic devices. Clothes, shoes, food, bags, cosmetics, as well as many other commercial items or goods are in the market. The market is full and well organised and the makers are ready to meet the needs of their customers.
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tour nigeria with calebNice clothing
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Daniel NnabuikeNice
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Nwobodo Ugochukwu brianThey sell fake, substandard clothes...too bad
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Dominion NdubuisiBeen there, things are cheap
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GIDEON EVERGREENNice market