Gbagi Market

4 adeddmusic - 2 months ago

It's a well structured market.An international market too. Well known for selling of cloths.
To buy clothes and kitchen utensils you'll go to the last gate when you're coming from iworoad.
To buy shoes and other stuffs you'll drop at second gate
To buy food ingredients and sew your clothes you'll drop at first gate

5 Ayotomiwa Esther - 3 months ago

This is a big market located in Ibadan. There are varieties of things available for sales. For your clothings, clothing materials, foodstuff, household equipment, gift items, bridal materials all at wholesales and affordable prices, Gbagi market is your stop.

5 Marypeppy Hair Clinic - a month ago

Nice place to get goods, hair accessories, clothings, food stuffs, edibles, boutique, meat, banking all.

All household products and daily needs.

5 obisesan omobolaji - 3 weeks ago

Gbagi is a beautiful ultra modern market. Get different kinds of goods and commodity at reasonable prices

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5 Samuel Oluwafemi - 4 months ago

Free road, not much traffic and there are good and affordable parking spaces. Easy to ply routes and we'll secured with a standard Police Station within the Market.

4 Salami Rokeeb - 3 months ago

Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State, is blessed with some historical markets which dates back to the pre-colonial era like Agbeni, Ogunpa, Oja’ba, Old Gbagi markets etc.

They have been in existence far before the introduction of modern markets we have today but these markets also have their individual uniqueness and goods that can mostly be seen there. But the most popular out of the modern markets around is the New Gbagi Market, being the textile hub in Ibadan just like Balogun or Idumota markets in Lagos.

This is where all kinds of textile, from the lowest to the highest, could be find and several millions of naira is expended in this market on a daily basis. In 2002, the market, under the former Governor Lam Adesina, was renamed to Bola Ige International Market (Gbagi market), Ibadan. Though the market is so big and made up of many businessmen and women, who have invested huge amout of money into textile business.