Kabusa is very busy area, is a place where family live comfortably without thinking much on how to train their children, because things are sold cheap here, even those that lives in estate normally come here to buy some food stuff because they use to buy it in affordable price.

Its a good place to live. Chip stuff on a market day. Only d heat can burn Coronal disease out is hideout...

Local market and easy access

Saturday is kabusa market day. Great & fairly cheap market to shop.

Best ever

Kabusa market is market where you could get all sort of products, groceries, fruits, legumes, tubers etc. It is located after Sunnyvale Estate

It is so rowdy and clumsy, it is a super spreader of diseases, there is no social distancing observed there. The sellers do not sanitise their environment.

Good

It was okay because well its more or less a reserved area with items in place

Hmmmm

You can get all types of household goods and foodstuffs there

Is very good

Very nice

A very busy market with a lots of local food stuff for sale mostly every Saturdays.

Food stuff are a bit cheaper

Worst place in Abuja.

For local foodstuffs at reasonable prices, its the place to go.

Kabusa Market is a place where various foodstuff, gadget, clothing, traditional implements, work tools and building material are sold. For several years, it has stood as the reference point for cheap groceries like yam tubers, bags of rice, and so on.Behind it, there are various joints serving native beers like burukutu, palm wine and so on. The majority of the market is used to sell grocery while a portion, especially at the entrance of the market, is accommodates traders of phone accessories, fruits and vegetables.Hawkers are exceedingly abundant within the market place. Hawkers trading quick buys like satchet water, and basic foods/snacks.The market has four major entrances, which also serve as exits. There is a car park within the market, at the beginning of the market. The vehicles that load there have their bustops at area 3 and Apo Bridge.Cost of transportation is 150 to Apologize Bridge and 200naira to Area 3. Most extra luggage are not charged, but very heavy ones are charged.Moving heavy groceries, especially those in bags is relatively easy, owing to the fact that there are wheelbarrow boys all over the market (their charges are mostly around 50naira to 200naira).My take on the market is: it is 80percent resourceful in terms of foodstuff and groceries.

Sells a lot of things and at a cheaper rate

Good

Disorganised, not kept

For buying and selling

Kabusa, there