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If you’re new to Ogba or you’ve never been to the markets around here, and you’re trying to figure out where to get fresh seafood, the first place you need to know is the Sunday Market, the street right opposite Ogba Multipurpose Center.

This market is one of those hidden gems where Lagos locals do their serious shopping. Once you get there, you’ll see the usual Lagos market chaos people shouting prices, sellers balancing baskets, and the smell of fresh fish and seafood hitting you before you even reach the stalls.

When it comes to seafood, you’ll find almost everything: fresh catfish, croaker, tilapia, prawns, crabs, periwinkles, stockfish, smoked fish the works. Whether you want small quantities for home cooking or bigger orders for events, the sellers here are ready to meet your needs.

But Sunday Market is not just about seafood. While you’re there, you can also grab fresh vegetables, tomatoes, peppers, yam, meat, spices, and other staples. If you’re trying to do one-stop shopping for your weekly cooking, this place really delivers.

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Where to Buy Seafood in Ogba

Where to Buy Seafood in Ogba