Eating the Most Expensive Street Food in Nigeria Market 

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Great video. This is what we lack in America, good natural food, but in Nigeria natural foods are everywhere, cheap and healthy. I'm a New Yorker living in Nigeria for about 1 year and some months now. I'm really enjoying my life here. In America you eat, get fat and sick but in Nigeria you eat and feel healthy and nourished. You don't have to gym because the food is so good, you eat and lose weight naturally in Nigeria. Thanks for sharing your video.

I saw a documentary about this market and it was the market of the Women's campaign in and around 1940s to 1950's to keep the merchandise from being taxed, some of the Women leader went to jail for protesting for there rights... I am glad to see that it has thrived for so long, great job King David!

All these naturally grown fruits, we don't have in the U.S. 😢

Those black currants look delicious 😋

Kulukuli is dried peanut butter without the oil. When grounded is used in suya spice. I think the other one in wheelbarrow is tigernut, very good with dates for yogurt or tigernut milk.

Fresh black currants $30.00 USD per pound plus shipping, order plant for $88.00 USD. Ban in the USA lifted few years ago on black currants. They "thought" they carried a fungus that killed the pine trees.

I feel sad 🥺 seeing the taminous market now. It was so beautiful and well planned out before it was burned down. So sad that it was not restored to its original form.

David@ David Nkwa with Bigwillz be giving me the Vibes about Naija!!🥰🥰❤️

Jos is lovely place with a beautiful weather

If you are here in the Philippines, you would find the same market almost everywhere. Even the plastic bag the guy is carrying at the beginning of the video, it is also common here. While I am watching the video, the only thing that's different are the people. Everything else is the same.

My brother just dey test everything he can lay his hands on 😂

1 cup of currants.100 naira...very cheap..but hey its jos...I love this

This market is nice and clean.

I really love your videos. I finally get to see places and areas I've only heard of. God Bless you and your crew.

I wish I could walk through the market. Black, red and white currant is growing in my backyard and soon will be ripe like strawberries, blueberries and raspberries too

Once again an excellent video... Thank You Sir👍👍✌️🙏😉

Great video, depecting the hustle and bustle of a busy African market, the people are full of colour, character, and vibrancy . You can taste it. ❤💙💜

Those fruits look great. David thanks for the video. Hope one day you visit South Africa.

I like that you keep it real. Good program 👍

hard working people

Awesome show today, David!

Did I not see blackberries? Oh my goodness Jos is spectacular, it should be the richest state in Nigeria not Rivers State. I was looking forward for Peter Obi to flood Taraba coffee in the global market. If blackberry can grow in Jos then strawberry 🍓 can also strive. The middle belt is a gold mine for those in the know, you see poverty and I see tremendous wealth potential, I hope Obi Datti can get their mandate back to move this great country consumption of blackcurrant to production of fruit juice.

Really miss this

Where is the video of the exotic fruits in jos?

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I lived in Lagos but relocating to Jos soon

Where do they get so many fruits and nuts? Do they grow on trees?

I enjoy this channel alot

It looks delicious. ❤

Cool huge markets ☺️👍

I see "Kappa" sports apparel are popular in Jos.

A museum is also around here...mehn, love Jos die

I love you this mentor ❤

THE MARKET IS ALIVE AND WELL.

That Króna Seeds Are TIGER NUTS Or OFIO In Yoruba Language.. Kulikuli IS PEANUT CAKE/GROUNDNUT CAKE..

Kruna =tiger nuts

This is really interesting

I need blackcurrant

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Have be following with my other youtube account but now I have my own youtube channel have to join here

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what is the most expensive street food?

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Is it safe for a white guy to go shopping there ? As I’m working in Lagos at the moment and would love to explore more

David, i wanna try some of those black currents! What do they taste like? Grapes? Cranberries? Or maybe like a rasin? Idk just wondering ❤

Great video. This is what we lack in America, good natural food, but in Nigeria natural foods are everywhere, cheap and healthy. I'm a New Yorker living in Nigeria for about 1 year and some months now. I'm really enjoying my life here. In America you eat, get fat and sick but in Nigeria you eat and feel healthy and nourished. You don't have to gym because the food is so good, you eat and lose weight naturally in Nigeria. Thanks for sharing your video.