Welcome to Ariaria International Market, The Pulse of Aba’s Trade Power
From handcrafted goods to industrial supplies, Ariaria International Market is where hustle meets heritage. Explore thousands of stalls, connect with trusted vendors, and discover products that move the region forward. Authentic. Affordable. Always in motion.
Vendor Registration Notice
1. Our Mission
We aim to enhance your shopping experience by acting as a market maker — helping customers discover what they need from trusted vendors in their area.
2. Current Limitations
Please note: online ordering and shipping services are not yet available. All transactions currently happen offline, directly between customers and sellers.
3. Stay Updated
We’ll share updates as soon as online services launch. Thank you for being part of MainMakt’s early journey.
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Our retail ecommerce store offers a wide variety of products, including clothing, electronics, home goods, beauty products, toys, and much more. We aim to provide a diverse selection to meet the needs of our customers, ensuring you can find everything you need in one place.
Not yet. Customers will contact sellers and visit their shops for transactions.
All transactions currently happen offline, directly between customers and sellers.
Online ordering and shipping services are not yet available.
Yes — you can register and start listing immediately.MainMakt helps match you with nearby customers looking for your products. We only list verified vendors and will expand features soon.
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Headquarters
36927 Towne View Lake Daishaton, KS 60725
General inquiries
+1.4045380091
Email address
info@mainmakt.com
Origins and Growth.
Ariaria International Market is located in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria. It was established in 1976 following a devastating fire that razed the former Ekeoha Market, prompting the government to relocate traders to a swampy area on the outskirts of town. Despite its humble beginnings, Ariaria blossomed into a commercial powerhouse.
Why It’s Called “China of Africa.
The market earned this nickname due to its massive output of locally made goods, especially footwear, leather products, and garments. Traders and artisans in Ariaria are known for their ingenuity, producing high-quality items that rival imported goods. These products are distributed across Nigeria and exported to neighboring countries.