Lady Who Unknowingly Went to Market at 2am Shows Things She Saw, Says She Was So Scared
- A food vendor has taken to social media to share her scary experience after mistakenly entering a market around 2am
- According to the food vendor, she had thought that the time was 5am but found out much later that she was wrong
- In a video, she showed netizens the state of the market at that odd hour of the day and admitted she got so scared
A lady in Ghana disclosed how she stormed a market very early in the morning at past 2am without checking the time.
The food vendor said she thought the time was 5am, but soon realised she had made a mistake.

Source: TikTok
In a TikTok video, the food vendor walked around the market, showing netizens its empty state.
At first, she saw no one, but later on found an open shop.
"I was so scared," the food vendor admitted in the video.

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People who watched her video had questions for her as some wondered how she could not tell the time before heading to the market.

Source: TikTok
Others, however, mentioned some markets that would have had traders there at that time, noting that some of the women sleep there.
Watch her video below:
Reaction trail food vendor's video
Gwenaydat said:
"Dome market women are not serious makola u will meet traders selling."
shasha said:
"Madam don't make tht mistake again."
@HunterAppleseed said:
"Your story doesn’t add up. How can you use your fon to order for Uber and not know what time it was. And the Uber driver didn’t also ask why you were going to the market that early."
deLIONqueen collections said:
"In Kumasi suame market even 1am u will meet traders there. some of these women literally sleep there."
Mirage said:
"This does not make sense, your fon does not have time?"

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In a related story, a young man who bent down in a Lagos market with his phone to find spirits shared the outcome.
He visited a market in Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, to rubbish claims that ghosts exist in the marketplaces. After carrying out his experiment, the man noted that his findings again proved that nothing like that exists.
Man shares scary market experience
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a young man who bent down in a Lagos market had shared scary things he saw.
Before the 2016 encounter, the man said he first tried bending down in the market in JSS 2 after his classmate told tales of strange creatures in the marketplace. He said he saw nothing then.
When the discussion came up again in senior secondary school, the man said he tried it again in the market but was disappointed. His curiosity got the better of him in 2016, despite market women and bus drivers warning him against it. He observed that everywhere became quiet when he bent down after pretending to drop his keys. He first saw a black creature.
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