Nima market. 🗣 shout it out to the whole of Accra. It’s one of the coolest places that I love to shop. It’s the best market to buy legumes and organic products.... and if you’re of the #muslim faith, you’ll have the opportunity to buy dresses and accessories for men , kids and women. Prices of goods are affordable. Better said, #pocketfriendly as well. There are shops that cell phones, construction materials, fabrics, shoes and more. You just would have to see the place or tour and complete my sentence. You need not worry if you’re just passing by for an impulse purchase. It’s always worth it. There are lorries 🚛 🚚 around to convey a bunch of groceries you buy. You can get vehicles Going to any part of Accra.,. You can access uber and taxify too... so sorry not If you’re not a a lover of the local vans , popularly known as *Trotro* There ain’t enough trees 🌳...so therefore, it really gets hot 🥵 during midday when the sun is fully in performance , unless the sky is cloudy . Talk of neatness, I’ll give the enclave 40%. A lot needs to be done about it. Since most of the groceries end up in homes.

As expected most food items here are fresh and less expensive compared to those in Takoradi. It's hard to find a parking place but some guys over there found one for me for a fee. Like every local market it's congested, crowded but you'll love the experience. If you're concerned about COVID-19, please bring along a mask but there's no social distancing for your information. One last thing, the market women, the sellers are very kind. Feel free to ask them anything.

Well my colleagues made a lot of noise about their prices but I didn't really see any significant price differences when I took a trip. but I think if you want to buy grains of any sort, this is the best place.

The market is not well plan or develop, no car park, vehicular movement is always heavy but it is a unique market because there are no spices you won't get, what ever spices you want you can find it there that is awesome Nima market, Accra Ghana.

a very crowded location, one has to be very careful especially on the streets. It's a good shopping arena for clothing and vegetables.

Very busy, traffic jams here too, and no place to park. Cars are parked by the road sides at the mercy of mechanics and bank securities who try to help to keep an eye on the car for you. The whole place is always choked with big lorries bringing in loads of foodstuffs, and it's worse on market days. Road expansion will help and a general car park for all vehicles will also help. Amidst all the loads of foodstuffs, prices of food items were still on the highest level. An olonka of our own local Ghana brown rice is now selling for 40cedis. This is our own farm produce 😟.

Nima market is a place where you can get variety of things, from food stuffs, species, herbal medicine, spiritual elements and many more at a cheap price.

Good market with large variety of products both wholesale and retail. Product from cereals, spices, teas, herbs, vegetables, fruits, spirits, proteins etc

Seeds/seeds Oils herbal medicine meat life chicken birds fish and spices boutique "Muslim cloths male n female " traditional herbs .. All Available, Wednesday is the market day. The latest prices u may find .

Despite being one of the best places to buy grains like red and white beans, maize, millet, soybeans, groundnuts, dawadawa, and some Muslim religion-specific items and apparel, it lacks proper organisation which inhibits vehicular movement and causes long delays and unnecessary traffic. The streetsides meant for parking have been overrun by traders, so it is advisable to park away from the market (preferably near the Nima Roundabout) and trek there on foot.

Traffic. Cars go at a slow pace. Parking is difficult but achievable. People packed. Market is reasonably priced. You'll find what you're looking for. Just ask around

A typical Zongo based market..for every food item and spices

Nima Market is one of the busiest market in Ghana. You would get almost everything natural and made in Ghana. But the place is too crowded

A hustling and bustling market filled with every thing you can imagine, from foodstuffs, cosmetic shops, grocery stores, millers and more at either wholesale or retail prices(Depends). The downside is the place is very congested and noisy, but hey! It's Nima. Keep in mind, market day is Wednesdays. P.S: it's difficult to get a place to park if you're driving.

The second largest,next to the Agbogbloshie market for indigenous organic traditional foods stuff. Almost every king of locally produced food item is sold here. Items include; spices, grains and cereal, vegetables,fruits and berries,all kinds of meat, local craft etc. The market is open Monday to Sunday. The market is densely populated and it's difficult to find packing space for cars either than the narrow shoulders of the roads.

When I want fresh cow milk, the only name that comes to mind is Nima market. The milk is always fresh not forgetting the fresh farm produce

Nima market is the largest and most popular market amongst all the Zongo community markets in Accra. It is a market where people from various places including regions patronize because it has all that one needs ranging from foodstuffs, clothes, jewelries, both herbal and scientific medicines, etc. And the market men n women are very friendly and welcoming as well. If you need a place for anything concerning any of the above mentioned, just come to Nima 😉😄

Nice place but full of crowd

Nima Market is a very busy place with lots of both human and vehicle traffic, people from all over come to buy and sell goods, it is a francophone market since people from Togo and Benie comes to do business, it's easier to gets cars in Nina to almost all destination within Accra

One of the best local market place in Ghana where you can get almost all local products

It's had been a while I went to Nima Market and going to shop during Ramadan was my best experience. We got exactly what we wanted and even got free iftar, Koko and Alɛlɛ(Moi-moi) from the shop we made purchases. I had fun

Very busy town with all the local food stuffs you need

One of the busiest markets places in Ghana for foodstuff and other merchandise like clothes and utensils.

It was a normal shopping experience

Great place to buy vegetables and other stuff but it's a bit crowded considering the fact that corona virus is still existing

The best market for spices....I bet you

This is the only market in Ghana where every tribe in West Africa has a representation. If you are in Ghana, just visit there and you will love it.

Wednesdays are the market days, and thus there is traffic on the roads leading to the market. You can get any food item on Wednesdays and the vegetable are fresh.

There's too much traffic. But you get to buy everything you ever need at just a visit

One of the best places in Accra you can get foodstuffs and herbal medicines at lower prices. However, expect huge vehicular and human traffic, especially on Wednesdays.

Great place to just watch people going about their daily lives. Be respectful of everyone when taking their picture. The young children are always fun to interact with. Every kind of food and spice imaginable.

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For your local food stuff, look out for Nima market

You want a feel of a typical Muslim ☪️ community in Ghana? Visit the Nima market in Accra.

Went to the Wednesday Market - very busy and lots of choices. I went there early so I could leave before the human traffic became unbearable. Managed to get my goods and leave before 10 am. Going by car on a Wednesday can be very hectic because parking is extremely difficult so I went by tro-tro and returned by Yango or Bolt.

Nima market is a cool place to most of the things you would find in a typical market, fresh vegetables, fresh meat, chicken, containers of any kind for food storage and all you may need for cooking

Great market area in Nima. This is a public market where you can get all that you want. From Medicines right to food stuffs and and building materials that you can ever think of.

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A semi- conjusted market which is dominated by west African farm produce, food staff, artifacts, homemade products and many more...the price of staff are at a low compared to other markets from come from far and near to buy and sell all sort of things that can't be found in other typical Ghanaian markets, the people are very peaceful and lively.

Nima market - being in an Islamic community - is well worth a visit on a Sunday. For sobolo💚, egusi, shea and cocoa butter...prices are up but still good value and no pressure.

Oh it's a nice place to shop A bit crowded but it's a market after all

Various range of vendors selling everything you need, However, Wednesdays is always crowded, so be prepared for a chaotic experience.

A lot of food items on display. Some were quite priced but, in all, it was such a great experience at the popular Nima Market.

Very busy place, especially on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Roads to the market are still narrow and need much more extension for free movement of foodstuffs and commuters.

Peak milk people doing promotions .very cheap milk

Good source of groceries and wholesale price grains but traffic situation can be terrible for vehicle users. Washroom facilities maybe hard to come by.

Great for shopping.. You can find anything in this area!!

A place to be where you can get all you want at affordable prices

Get all You want around,its Good,best & liking local market area to be.

Very poorly organized neighborhood

Nice

Loved the peeps

Everything food Is available

I be going there

(Translated by Google) No market (Original) Nima market

Traffic is terrible

Good

A very crowded place... Though there were many people who were so undisciplined. You must be extra careful to be at this place.

I went and did sadaka.

A nice place to be

Cool prices

Best market centre for spices

Over crowded , noisy and dirty but the some do keep their places of selling reasonable better and compared with prices of foods stuffs and other market s the Nima market is the best with cheaper prices

Best place to get affordable spices from all over the world

When it comes to grains and cereals, this market is the best place for that.

A vibrant market. For all local foodstuff, Nima market is the place.

A very busy local market place, where you get all your good at an Affordable Price

Your one-stop market

Cosmopolitan market place.You can shop for all food items on this market i.e grains,fruits,fish,meat,livestocks, cosmetics and more.

Lots of food stuff

Nice

Busy place

Busy market place

You can get all your Vegetables

Super affordable goods available

affordable

Sunny and crowded!!!!!!

Everything is there but poor hygiene and arrangements

Poor hygiene and very noisy.

Cool place

There is no way you will go To Nima Market without buying something

Less traffic

Want for shopping

Wow, in terms of moderate prices pay there a visit

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There's always a lot of traffic

Very crowded

Congested no place to back

So much traffic

Good