Explore Edo’s Markets — Where Culture Meets Commerce
Edo State’s markets are more than trading centers — they’re living museums of culture, creativity, and community. From the ancient heart of Benin City to rural trade routes, each market pulses with the rhythm of daily life and the legacy of the great Benin Kingdom.

• Oba Market (Ekioba), Benin City:
One of the oldest and most iconic markets in Nigeria, located near the Oba’s Palace. Known for foodstuffs, fabrics, beads, herbs, and traditional crafts. A cultural landmark with deep historical roots.

• New Benin Market:
A massive commercial hub for fashion, electronics, cosmetics, and household goods. Popular with wholesalers and retailers alike.

• Ekiosa Market (God’s Market):
Located along Sakponba Road, this market evolved from religious gatherings into a bustling trade zone. Known for food items, clothing, and religious articles.

• Uselu Market:
A vibrant neighborhood market serving Egor and Uselu areas. Offers fresh produce, meat, and everyday essentials.

• Santana Market (Benin-Sapele Road):
A modern-style market with supermarkets, boutiques, and food vendors — ideal for urban shoppers.

• Egor Market:
Serves the Egor LGA with a mix of food, clothing, and household items.

• Ekiuwa Market:
A community market known for its affordability and local produce.

• Ekpoma Market (Esan West):
A key market in Edo Central, serving students, farmers, and traders with foodstuffs, clothing, and electronics.

• Auchi Market (Etsako West):
A northern Edo trade hub for grains, livestock, and building materials.

• Sobe and Ozalla Markets (Owan West):
Rural markets known for palm produce, yams, and seasonal crops.

These markets reflect Edo’s layered economy — from regal heritage to modern retail. Whether you’re a vendor, shopper, or cultural explorer, Edo’s markets offer a dynamic platform to connect, trade, and thrive.

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