Preview · Prices are indicative Lagos market prices (October 2026). Final prices are confirmed on WhatsApp.
Delivering in Lagos

The market, without the market run.

Send us your list — in mudu, paint buckets, tubers or naira — and MarketGo shops your local Lagos market and brings the foodstuff to your door.

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A trader at a Lagos-style market stall piled with tomatoes and peppers Straight from the market stall
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My market list
  1. 2 mudu of honey beans
  2. 5 tubers of yam — big ones
  3. ₦3,000 worth of ata rodo
  4. 1 paint bucket of garri
  5. 3 bundles of ugu
Got it! We’ll confirm prices and delivery with you here.

Fresh from the market

What’s fresh today

Leaves, pepper and produce that move fastest at the stall.

Fresh tomatoes

₦1,000est.

Okra

ila

₦800est.

Market baskets

Cooking something? Start with the basket.

One tap adds everything for the pot. Change quantities or remove what you already have.

7 items

Jollof Pot

Rice, the pepper mix and everything around it.

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7 items

Egusi Soup

Egusi, ugu, palm oil and the soup extras.

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6 items

Ewa & Dodo

Honey beans, ripe plantain and red oil.

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6 items

Efo Riro

Efo, iru, pepper and palm oil.

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10 items

Weekly Staples

The market run most Lagos homes do every week.

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Your everyday market list

Staples for the week

Rice, beans & grains

Parboiled rice

₦1,200est.

Honey beans

ewa oloyin

₦1,500est.

White garri (Ijebu)

garri ijebu

₦300est.

Yam

isu

₦2,000est.

Palm oil

epo pupa

₦1,500est.

Vegetable oil

₦3,500est.

Onions

alubosa

₦700est.

Eggs

eyin

₦220est.

White beans (drum)

ewa

₦1,300est.

Yellow garri

gari

₦300est.

Ofada rice

₦2,000est.

Write it your way

Just tell us what you need, like you would on paper.

No need to find every item on the site. Write your list the way you normally would and send it.

  • Use your own measures — mudu, derica, paint, heap, ₦ worth
  • Add how you want it — “firm tomatoes”, “big tubers”
  • Mix it with things you’ve added from the aisles
My market list

Soup corner

Everything for the pot

Egusi, ogbono, crayfish, iru and the leaves to go with them.

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Ground egusi

melon seeds

₦1,500est.

Crayfish

₦3,000est.

Palm oil

epo pupa

₦1,500est.

Ground ogbono

apon

₦2,500est.

Okra

ila

₦800est.

Locust beans

iru

₦300est.

Stockfish

okporoko

₦2,000est.

Smoked dried fish

₦1,500est.

Bitterleaf (washed)

ewuro

₦300est.

Scent leaf

efirin

₦300est.

Uziza seeds

₦500est.
A busy open-air market seen from above, with colourful umbrellas over the stalls

Why MarketGo

You know the market. You just don’t have the time for it.

The traffic, the heat, the haggling, the heavy bags home. MarketGo does the market run for you — the same foodstuff you already buy, in the measures you already use.

How it works Our story

From the market to your door

How your market run happens

You send the list. We do everything between the market stall and your front door.

  1. Step 1

    Send your list

    Build it here or type it straight into WhatsApp — your words, your measures.

  2. Step 2

    We go to the market

    A MarketGo shopper takes your list to the market so you don’t have to.

  3. Step 3

    Picked and checked

    Chosen the way you asked — firm tomatoes, big tubers, fresh leaves.

  4. Step 4

    Packed with care

    Bagged up with your notes in mind, ready to leave the market.

  5. Step 5

    On the road

    Your foodstuff leaves the market for your address.

  6. Step 6

    At your door

    Fresh from the market, delivered to your doorstep.

Popular in Lagos homes

Lagos favourites

Fresh tomatoes

₦1,000est.

Scotch bonnet pepper

ata rodo

₦700est.

Onions

alubosa

₦700est.

Okra

ila

₦800est.

Yam

isu

₦2,000est.

Parboiled rice

₦1,200est.

Honey beans

ewa oloyin

₦1,500est.

White garri (Ijebu)

garri ijebu

₦300est.

Palm oil

epo pupa

₦1,500est.

Ground egusi

melon seeds

₦1,500est.

We speak market

Order in the measures you already use

Every product shows the measures it’s sold in at the market. Sizes vary from market to market — we confirm what you’re getting on WhatsApp.

Mudu
The market measuring bowl for beans, rice, garri and grains.
Derica
The small tin measure — handy when you only need a little.
Paint bucket
The big “paint rubber” measure for stocking up on staples.
Heap
How pepper, tomatoes and onions are laid out and sold at the stall.
Tuber · Bunch · Bundle
Yam by the tuber, plantain by the bunch, soup leaves by the bundle.
₦ worth
“Get me ₦3,000 worth of pepper.” Tell us the money, we buy to it.

Questions

Before you send your list

All help
How do I order?

Add what you need to your market list as you browse — or just write it out — then tap “Send list on WhatsApp”. WhatsApp opens with your list ready to send. We reply to confirm the items, prices and delivery.

Do I pay on this website?

No. Nothing is charged on the website. Your order and payment are confirmed with you directly on WhatsApp.

Why are prices marked “est.”?

Market prices change from day to day, sometimes from morning to evening. The prices here are a guide; we confirm the actual price with you before we buy.

Can I order by mudu, paint bucket or naira amount?

Yes. Pick the measure you normally use — derica, mudu, paint bucket, tuber, bunch, heap — or tell us an amount, like “₦3,000 worth of pepper”.

What if what I want isn’t on the website?

Write it in “Anything else?” on your list, or search for it and tap “Add as written”. If it is sold in the market, put it on the list.

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