Lady Who Went to Lagos Market at 3:30am Shows What She Saw, Shares Why She Went At That Time

Lady Who Went to Lagos Market at 3:30am Shows What She Saw, Shares Why She Went At That Time

  • A Nigerian lady who went to the Mile 12 market in Lagos in the early hours of the morning shared her experience online
  • She shared that she went to the market by 3:30am and showed some items that were already out on display by the sellers
  • Her video triggered reactions, and many who saw it shared their similar experiences and observations about the market

A lady who lives in Lagos has gone viral after she shared why she likes to go to Mile 12 market at 3:30 am.

Many reacted as she showed what the market looked like at that time.

A lady who lives in Lagos shares why she liked to go to Mile 12 market at 3:30am.
A lady who went to the Lagos market at 3:30 am shares experience and shows what she saw. Photo: @thechopsstation
Source: TikTok

Identified as @thechopsstation on TikTok, the lady said she went to the market at that time because that was the best time she functioned.

She also showed some people who were selling items like carrots, spring onions, and other perishables at the market.

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The video was captioned:

"Nobody: Me in Mile 12 market at 3:30 am. The best time I function well in the market."

She added:

"Do you even know mile 12 market operates 24 hours???"

Watch her TikTok video below:

Reactions trail lady's experience at Mile 12 market

abeescollections said:

"Mile12 is 24hours market no closing time some shops we be close but perishables good are always available 24."

abafranky said:

"come obalende, you go see where to buy hott rice chop for 3am... 😁 Do you know some people leave their houses everyday by 3-4 am depending on where they stay so as to get to work in good time?"

Maazi-Eben said:

"Same with oyingbo market, I’ve been there by 3am before to buy food stuffs, my neighbor taught me oooo, I was so shocked to see the large number of people in the market by that time of the day."

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รµ૮ҡ..ɱα.∂เҡ said:

"Everybody saying it’s a lie that’s the time most of them come back from farm and you get the good fruits and vegetables before 6am."

PJ_.ARTISTRY said:

"Heard spirits are usually active this time esp in a busy space 👀Ensure you pray before going."

Temmie said:

"What kind of life are we living in this Lagos sef?? cos why is the market this full at 3:30 in the middle of the night?? what time do we have to rest??"

Celestial being🌈🌈 said:

"If na before I go doubt you but when I went to last 2:30am be like normal day time for ikeja.they don’t sleep I swr."

Loaf Lifestyle NG said:

"Omo! Why are they so many people in the market at that time? Wetin you sef dey find for midnight? Omoooooo."

MI-rabel said:

"Una da try for this lagos oh."
A lady who went to the Lagos market at 3:30 am shares experience and shows what she saw
A lady who lives in Lagos shares why she likes to go to Mile 12 market at 3:30am. Photo: file
Source: Getty Images

Lady goes to market at 2am

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a food vendor took to social media to share her experience after mistakenly entering a market around 2am.

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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.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is an award-winning Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. She has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng