Ajah market is located at Ajah estate of lagos, it has wheelchair accessible entrance, you can buy varieties of vegetation menu ingredient, beverages, cloths, jewelries, consumables, its not too convenient for kids due to the population of the market. It have ATM stand and banks around.

For a market on the island, this is about the next thing to Trade fair, Yaba market and Iyana-iba markets on the mainland. Ajah market is a secondhand market where previously owned clothes, shoes, bags and palazzo can be gotten at affordable prices. Clothes are the cheapest you can find and almost inexhaustible. Sturdy bags and shoes too. Other than clothes, Ajah Market is a perfect market for household shopping as you can get bags of rice, beans, gallons of groundnut oil, red oil, yams and soup ingredients. Beef, fish and all sort of meats are available in bulk too. A market for household items, food items, clothing, utensils, children wears, adult wears (male/female) and fresh out-of-farm vegetables. It is an open field with wide acres of lands, occupied by petty and large traders with wares you will like. Highly recommended.

A nice place though very busy. You get vehicles going to different places in Lagos and outside Lagos

Ajah market is one of the biggest market on the island, and it is well positioned. Ajah market use to be very disorganized just before the major renovation project and the construction of the jubilee bridge. Ajah market is a one stop market for major house hold items such as: Cooked and raw food Clothings (okirika and new) Fabrics store Shoes and bags Makeup and accessories Even aboki that Change dollar😝 Bereau de change. Ajah Market has different segment. Fresh farmers segment (fruit) Okirika segment New clothing’s Food market Provision segment Cosmetic segment Etc. The market is so big that you have to walk chin to chin, I hereby address that you protect your personal items such like bag, purse, phone etc. I was at the market yesterday and was surprise to her a man calling out for customers who want to buy fairly used cloths for 30 Naira that’s like 0.083 USD. They also have a micro finance bank within the market as well a commercial bank. Clothings And food items are very affordable at Ajah market. I recommend Ajah Market.

Ajah Market, Lagos like many other open markets, it extends to the main roads and also some traders use the walk ways to display their goods while some others have stores/shops off the road. However, there seem to be a good level of cordination unlike some open market places in areas of Lagos State. Prices are just normal, (my opinion) and traders here seem friendly and quite accommodative. This is clearly observed through the cordiality expressed by some traders I came in contact with.

A typical Lagos Marketplace in a urban setting - crowded narrow streets, traders, hawkers & buyers walk arm-to-arm. Parking space is a premium! Bargain prices at every turn if you're streetwise!

Ajah market, Lagos is a big market you could do all your shopping both at wholesale and retail prices. It has various commodities like rices beans, can food, maggi, cosmetics stores, local food stores, foots wears stores, liquor and spirit stores, perishable food stores, assorted meat, beef, skinned meat, fishes but frozen and fresh fishes of different species. It opens by 8am - 6pm from Monday to Friday, 8am - 6:30pm on Saturday.

You can get virtually everything here when it comes to food a bit of electronic gadgets such as computers, laptops and phones. Consumable items are prevalent here and worth the prices aa Nigerians. Parking space isn't much but you will definitely get one when you get there while the agbèrò (thugs) will charge you ₦500 for parking. Always be ready with your money and mouth to talk there.

The Jubilee bridge is to ease traffic gridlock and bring sanity in the ever-busy community along the Lekki-Epe expressway, to improve connectivity in the axis and facilitate economic growth. Within the Ajah/Jubilee bridge axis, there is an inter-state motor park on the right, outbound, Lagos while on the left is the Badore road. This is the axis where residents have called for government’s intervention due to the daily chaos in the area. The bridge is very busy and loads of traffic. There is a big market close to it,this market you can get the food items you need, clothes and so many more. Pedestrians should make sure all there belongings are well kept close to them tightly, shouldn't move around the bridge when it's late night.

Too busy, but cool You'd get extremely stressed over here The sun is a no-no