Nigerian Man in UK Shows His Incredible Discovery, He Finds Shop Where They Sell Vintage Items
- A Nigerian man in the UK revealed a hidden gem where second-hand items were sold
- He filmed a video of the amazing bargains he found at the shop, such as a vintage clock and some antique furniture
- Many viewers were sceptical about the existence of such a place and asked if it had any customers
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A Nigerian man who had recently relocated to the UK stumbled upon a hidden gem where he discovered a treasure trove of second-hand items for sale.
He captured a video of his exciting find and shared it online, showcasing some of the amazing bargains he spotted at the shop.
In the video @sanjughale2, among the items he saw were a vintage clock that looked like it belonged to a museum and some antique furniture that had a rustic charm.
Many viewers who watched his video were sceptical about the authenticity of such a place and wondered if it had any loyal customers.
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Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Mighty93 reacted:
“Yea I heard about it.”
Gently@100 said:
“As they are second used, na so e go come turn to first grade for naija.”
User10435753062580 wrote:
“I am interested.”
User2812387721294 commented:
“Very nice.”
Badru Ade:
“Pls who is incharge of this market.”
Salma:
“Please can any one guide me on how to start buying second hand children cloth from uk to Nigeria?”
Lily:
“Make me i no by mistake see this type of market i go shop here till for ever.”
Unknown8277273:
“Sometime back we just use to give all these to charity for free.”
Pareeshy Ch:
“Anyone know this type of market in manchester.”
Abeehatraders:
“Thanks so nice of you.”
Caroline Ilamosi:
“Any one in Wales.”
Abeehatraders:
“Any one know post code for this area.”
Anaya:
“Which day and time.”
Nigerian man in UK visits store to buy 'akpu', attendant tells him it goes for N1200 each
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a hilarious TikTok video of a man in the UK who went to a local African store to buy Akpu, a popular Nigerian staple food made from fermented cassava, has gone viral on social media.
The young man, presumably a Nigerian living in the UK, was shocked and dismayed to discover that the Akpu is sold for a whopping N1200 in the UK, even though it costs only a meagre N100 in Nigeria.
His astonishment was evident as he expressed his disbelief and frustration to the shopkeeper, who calmly told him that was the standard price and there was no possibility of haggling.
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Source: Legit.ng