Lady Who Went out in Calabar at 9am Cries out over What She Saw, Shares Video: "Is it Everywhere?"

Lady Who Went out in Calabar at 9am Cries out over What She Saw, Shares Video: "Is it Everywhere?"

  • A lady residing in Calabar has called people's attention to something she observed after stepping out at 9:00am
  • She noticed that shops do not open in Calabar until 9-10am, and wondered if it was like that everywhere
  • The lady's video sparked a debate among netizens about the hustle and bustle of different cities in the country

A lady, @giftty000, was in awe after noticing that shops don't open in Calabar so early in the morning.

She made a video as she stepped out at 9:00am and filmed the closed shops.

Lady who stepped out in Calabar at 9am draws people's attention to an unexpected observation
A lady shares her observation after stepping out in Calabar at 9:00am. Photo Credit: @giftty000
Source: TikTok

She observed that shops open in Calabar around 9-10am and wondered if it is the same in other cities. Sharing her video on TikTok, she wrote:

"Is it everywhere or it’s only side that shops don’t open till prolly past 9-10."

The lady's video sent social media users into a frenzy, as people spoke about what is obtainable in their cities.

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At the time of this report, her video had garnered over 92k views.

Lady who stepped out in Calabar at 9am draws people's attention to an unexpected observation
A lady noticed that shops don't open in Calabar until around 9-10am. Photo Credit: @giftty000
Source: TikTok

Watch her video below:

Lady's observation about Calabar stirs reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's post below:

Jessy💕 said:

"3:am person dey sell hot buns inside Lagos traffic."

Knownsokeys 🇳🇬 ✪ said:

"Same thing with ASABA SHOP OWNERS. They barely open till 9/10am . Infact some will rent a shop and won’t open till it expires and they still renew the rent even without using the shop!!!. I don’t know what could be the cause."

UJU ECHE said:

"4am all shops don open for Onitsha…. Omo I love Onitsha in terms of business."

marvel said:

"Worst part, is if they are about to open and you start hurrying them, they will start shouting at you that if you can’t wait you should go."

nmasleek 🎀 said:

"For Lagos 6pm people dey bring out market to shade 😂😂😂 you go dey wonder who them wan sell to. 11pm you go still see condiments for soup."

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glambypreccy said:

"Have u been to abakaliki, 11 am market never open i start to de cry cause i have exam by 1 and i need to go back to Ikwo😂😂 anyways that was 3yrs ago."

Mama B said:

"The thing Dey weak me I visited uyo and came out around 9am and shops were closed Omo these people are so unbothered."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had begged content creator Asherkine to visit Calabar after her phone got spoilt.

Video of luxurious keke in Calabar

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had shared a video of a luxurious keke she came across in Calabar.

In the video, posted under the username @joycee20022, she mentioned in the comments that she almost unknowingly passed her destination due to how comfortable she was inside the tricycle.

At the beginning of the video, a text appeared on the video appeared explaining her experience. In the video, the lady was seated alongside other passengers, each of whom also had a pillow on their laps.

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