TGIF its another market Friday initiated by 
, this drums are been used locally and even some foreign singers and hip hop artist are also using it as part of their musical instrument, what am I talking about its a drum called (gangan)
in Yoruba language the western part of Nigeria 🇳🇬, gangan is very popular among the juju artist and the afro singers, some other part of the country also use it in their own way but in the western part of Nigeria it is well known and its one of our major drums,
(gangan) comes in different types and sizes from the small to the biggest,(gangan)is also made from animal skin
and crafted wood
, I decided to visit this shop to get a smaller drum for my church to support the church choir,the cost of the drums varies but I decided to get the medium size which cost about 15000 naira (30$) but I ended up paying him instalments we both agreed am going to pay 3times and the deal was agreed anyway he was my college mate he gave me one of the the best drum and I can see it was a good one
, and the name of his brand was (iyailu) meaning the mother of drums in Yoruba language, I have a wonderful time with him and my purpose was achieved
thanks to
Market Friday
Sharing different markets and cultures across the globe as we go places, do things, and buy merchandise. Anywhere or any
Description
I hope you will join us as we share different markets. It has been such a pleasure to see markets from all over the world. There is always a curiosity attached to foreign ingredients, different produce, or any product sold. Don't forget to take photos wherever you happen to be shopping - wherever money is exchanged for a service or for merchandise. Don't forget to use hive-196308 as your first tag!
Rules
Go to the market or anywhere or anything that you pay money for a service.
Take pictures! Be creative (or not, we don't judge!)
Tell us a little bit about the market, what brought you here?
Post the picture(s)
Drop the link to your post here so I can easily find them
Use the hive-196308 as your first tag
It is always interesting to see the different markets around the globe!