Cheapest Dry Fish and Stock Fish market in Nigeria | Cost of living

Are you searching for the best deals on dry fish and stockfish for your Christmas travel? Look no further! Welcome to Otto Dry Fish Market, where you’ll find a wide selection of dried fish and stockfish at some of the lowest prices around. Known for its quality and variety, this market is a top destination for shoppers looking to buy in bulk for the holidays or simply stock up on delicious seafood essentials. The vendors here are friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to help you find the perfect fish for your needs.
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[@ytimi5231]

Wow,things are too expensive in Nigeria..May God show the poor favor.

[@marketlens1]

Amen, it's even cheaper to compare to some markets

[@marketlens1]

It's only God can help His people at this time

[@katea127]

Did you say oto market? Where is this market?

[@marketlens1]

Yes, Otto market and it's located at Oyingbo

[@paulinasabi9359]

Please change the caption

[@GloriaOnyenwe-sv9mg]

Where's the market situated

[@marketlens1]

Oyingbo

[@paulinasabi9359]

There is nothing cheap about the market abeg

[@marketlens1]

It is when compared with other places.
Prices of things has gone up now