68years old Esuk Mba Trade By Barter Market in Nigeria.

Merchants at the Esuk Mba community market do not consider a trade as profit or loss. They, rather, see it as an opportunity to promote culture and exchange what is in stock for what is scarcely available. This strips away the consideration of the monetary value of products.

[@nelson-nwa-okoh]

Wow....

[@Nkeyintv]

Surprised I guess😀

[@alfredharryO]

Amazing

[@Nkeyintv]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@omotanwa6344]

This is amazing. I never knew such still exists. Well done

[@Nkeyintv]

Yes it does,I was also surprised,thanks 🙏🏿

[@DrPam-sz1mw]

Too late, I will be there next Saturday

[@Nkeyintv]

@@DrPam-sz1mw We anticipate your feedback bro👍🏿👍🏿

[@DrPam-sz1mw]

How I wish I had seen this video earlier enough 😂

[@Nkeyintv]

I trust you must have visited the market lol but it's not too late,next Saturday is another day

[@hangout-with-Sally]

I learnt that the a part of Cross River people still do trade by barter with a part of Pankshin of Plateau still do this trade. The cross river people bring their oil while the Pankshin people bring their pigs and dogs for exchange.

[@Nkeyintv]

Wow! Where and when does this trade takes place?
Kindly educate us more

[@remilekunebumada6745]

E shock me say trade by barter still they exist for naija

[@Nkeyintv]

Exactly how shocked I was hence I needed to go see myself