First grade uk used clothes okirika - Idiroko

Friday, 3 May 2024
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Item details

City: Idiroko, Ogun
Offer type: Sell
Price: ₦50,000

Contacts

Contact name Queen Florence Grace
Phone 08105275440

Item description

FIRST GRADE UK USED BALES ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE CONTACT US ON:☎️(08105275440
FOR YOUR UK SHOES, CLOTHES BAGS, BRA, PAINT, TOYS



BALE OF TROUSER SINGLE Both For Children and Adult's small bale is ₦85000 Gaint bale is ₦150,000
BALES OF CHILDREN CLOTHED -55kg is ₦85000 95kg is ₦150,000 while Giant bale is ₦250,000
Bale Of UK Used Ladies Bra -
₦,80,000
Bale OF Women Hair Small Bale Is ₦150,000 Gaint Bale ₦250,000
Bale Ladies Mixed Tops - 55kg is ₦60,000 .95kg is ₦85,000 while Gaint Bale ₦150,000
Bale Of Ladies Chiffon top and gown mix with jumpsuit 55kg Bale Is ₦100,000 95kg is ₦150,000while Giant Bale ₦150,000
Bale Of Towels small bale is ₦50,000 while Gaint Bale ₦N100,000
Bale Of Bedsheets Small Bale is ₦85000 while Gaint bale is ₦150,000
Bale Of Original Shorts - ₦65000
Bale Of Men Polo T Shirt Mix - 55kg is ₦65000. 95kg ₦85000 while Gaint Bale is ₦180,000
Bale Of Ladies Mix Dress - 55kg bale ₦85000 .95kg Bale is ₦120,000while Gaint Bale is ₦230,000
Bale Of Ladies Handbags is ₦120,000
Bale Children school bags is ₦80,000
Bale Of Adults Shoes ₦150,000
Children Shoes ₦60,000
Bale Of Mixed Underwears Pants (65,000)
Bale Mixed Socks/Stockings (45,000)
Bale Of Leggings 55kg is ₦65000 while 95kg bale ₦100,000
Bale Of Singlets/Camisole Also Available (₦65000)
Bale Of Toys For Babies.(₦100,000)
All Items Are First Grade Goods.
Bale Of Human Hair 95Kg ₦250,000
Prices Reflected Are Fixed Price.
Note: There's Also A Discount For Customers Getting Up To 3bales.
Call ☎️08105275440
We Deliver Within 36 States Of Nigeria
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The roots of Okrika culture in Nigeria can be found as early as the 15th Century when African societies made some of their earliest encounters with Europeans. Over time, as European traders, missionaries and colonizers introduced Western clothing to the continent, locals began embracing Western styles