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List of 100+ products Nigerians buy

Consumers of culture have so many options to choose from—so, in Nigeria, what do they pick? If you're an investor ready to set up a business in Nigeria, here is a list of 100+ products and services Nigerians buy:

1. Agricultural products (seeds, fertilizers, etc.)
2. Air conditioners
3. Air fresheners
4. Alcoholic beverages
5. Antiques
6. Art and craft supplies
7. Automobile accessories (car mats, seat covers, etc.)
8. Baby products (diapers, baby food, etc.)
9. Bags (handbags, backpacks, etc.)
10. Baking ingredients (flour, sugar, etc.)
11. Bathroom accessories (towels, bath mats, etc.)
12. Batteries
13. Beauty products (makeup, skincare products, etc.)
14. Bedding (sheets, pillowcases, etc.)
15. Beverages (soft drinks, juices, etc.)
16. Bicycles and motorcycles
17. Board games and puzzles
18. Books and magazines
19. Building materials (roofs, doors, etc.)
20. Carpets and rugs
21. Cars and automobiles
22. Catering services
23. Cleaning products (detergents, disinfectants, etc.)
24. Cleaning services
25. Clothing (traditional attire, Western clothing, etc.)
26. Collectibles (stamps, coins, etc.)
27. Computer accessories (printers, scanners, etc.)
28. Computer software
29. Construction materials (cement, blocks, etc.)
30. Cooking gas
31. Cooking utensils
32. Cosmetics (makeup, skincare products, etc.)
33. Dairy products (milk, cheese, etc.)
34. Digital subscriptions
35. Educational materials (textbooks, notebooks, etc.)
36. Electrical appliances (fans, generators, etc.)
37. Electronics (phones, TVs, laptops, etc.)
38. Entertainment (movies, music, etc.)
39. Event tickets (concerts, sports events, etc.)
40. Fashion accessories (bags, jewelry, etc.)
41. Farming tools and equipment
42. Financial services (banking, insurance, etc.)
43. Fitness equipment
44. Fitness trackers
45. Fishing gear
46. Food items (rice, beans, yams, etc.)
47. Footwear (shoes, sandals, etc.)
48. Furniture (chairs, tables, etc.)
49. Gardening supplies
50. Gasoline
51. Gift items
52. Graphic design services
53. Hair care products
54. Handicrafts
55. Health insurance
56. Home decor items (paintings, curtains, etc.)
57. Home improvement tools
58. Household goods (cooking utensils, furniture, etc.)
59. Hunting equipment
60. Industrial equipment
61. Jewelry
62. Kitchen appliances (blenders, cookers, etc.)
63. Kitchenware (pots, pans, etc.)
64. Lighting fixtures
65. Luggage
66. Medications
67. Mobile phone accessories
68. Musical instruments
69. Office furniture
70. Office supplies (paper, pens, etc.)
71. Online courses
72. Party favors
73. Party supplies (decorations, costumes, etc.)
74. Personal care products (soaps, lotions, etc.)
75. Petrol
76. Pharmaceuticals (medications, supplements, etc.)
77. Photography equipment
78. Plant seeds
79. Plumbing supplies
80. Real estate (houses, land, etc.)
81. Religious items (prayer mats, rosaries, etc.)
82. Safety gear
83. School supplies (books, uniforms, etc.)
84. Security gadgets (locks, alarms, etc.)
85. Shoes
86. Smart home devices
87. Snacks
88. Software development services
89. Solar panels
90. Sports equipment (football, jerseys, etc.)
91. Stationery items (folders, markers, etc.)
92. Sunglasses
93. Telecommunication services
94. Textile materials (fabrics, lace, etc.)
95. Tires
96. Toiletries (toothpaste, toilet paper, etc.)
97. Tools and equipment (gardening tools, power tools, etc.)
98. Traditional artifacts and souvenirs
99. Traditional medicine
100. Travel accessories (luggage, travel pillows, etc.)
101. Travel packages
102. TVs
103. Vehicle maintenance services
104. Videography services
105. Watches
106. Wedding planning services
107. Wine
108. Wood
109. Writing instruments
110. Yoga mats

This list covers a wide range of items, reflecting the diverse consumer market in Nigeria.

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