Did some street evangelism and a little shopping after that 😜

It is a very busy market, I had the opportunity to visit it on Saturday. You could get all food stuff and reasonable prices. Some of the goods I noticed available includes Sheabutter, Groundnut, cola nuts, all sort of grain and all sort of consumable leaves.

There's a lot of things to to buy here and the traders a good. The issues are language barrier among prospective customers and the traders. And the place becomes muddy when it's rains.

Waaaaw a bussy place and a business environment which buying and selling goes on. Potters carry loads of good from one point to the other.

Can find anything here, if you know where to look. Most traders still mention prices in the old currency. Place is messy when it rains.

Nice shopping centre and you can get indigenous food stuffs

It's choocked with structures scattered all over. But the food items are relatively cheap

It's a good market just that it needed serious care and maintenance. It doesn't have Main gates and that gives substance smokers access to the market every evening

I got all the items I needed without getting tired. It is a good place to go In case you need anything.

It's one of the usual Ghanaian open markets that is crowded on market days. No sewerage drainage, poor ventilation, and scorching sun. However, everything you wish to buy can be found here at moderate prices.

This market is one it's own in Tamale you can get anything you want there

Is a very nice market just that it needs more expansion, especially the roads leading to the market

This is the biggest market in Tamale. Tho congested, but one can get access to a lot of food stuffs including yam, millet, corn etc

The largest market in Tamale located about 3-5 minutes drive from the central market, this is where you can get almost every product ranging from local to continental

The place is fully stock and have anything that you are looking for,I really love the place and had anything in there.

From the local foods to the guinea fowls in fact I liked the place a lot. The smocks market is one of the lovely places.

It is a great place to get your local ingredients at a cheaper price.

But some of the rich people here, are disturbing the market women. They are chasing them about Someone will meet up with the chiefs and purchase the plot where the market women are and sack them. Every two to three months, they are doing such🥺. So they need help seriously 😩

The market is good and doing business there is amazing

It is one of the best markets in Northern Regional capital of Ghana, Tamale. It has almost all the items you might need.

Selling and buying starts from after 8:00am. From 6:00am to about 7:30 the market looks empty with a few stores open and you can see few packing stuff out to arrange at the entrance to catch the attention of potential buyers. Serious buying and selling begins with erecting of the over 200 or so umbrella's displayed for shade and protection of items for sale right at, what was supposed to be the car park. The entrance is not spared with sellers sitting at both ends working hard to make ends meet. Most of the items are taken when a car is passing, afterwards it's brought back and back to business. Items ranging from fabric, cereals, tubbers, pottery, animals etc can be purchased in this market. Whatever you want to buy, be prepared to try your experience in negotiating the price. Price tags are not placed on items here.

Aboabo Market is one of the biggest markets in Tamale. What ever you need, foods staff, clothes, electronics everything you need it's available there.

Is place where you have your transport to nearby villages around Tamale e.g Yendi, Kariga, Gushegu, Bimbila, Daboya etc It is also a place you can have access for marketing of product like, dressing materials, bathing materials, cooking ingredients etc