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Here’s Where you can Buy Goods at Affordable Prices in Nairobi

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Business is what keeps most people’s lives moving. Most business people prefer to buy their items in bulk. When you get your items in bulk, the price is low and you are able to get as much as you want and be able to sell them at a price you are sure of gaining a profit.

Profit is the core stone in business and by all means a business person targets to make the most profit out of the products they have. So here we go, if you are a business person based in Nairobi and its outskirts, get the following products in the following areas in wholesale.

  1. Cereals.

Shop for cereals at Nyamakima. They will sell groundnuts to you at Ksh 110 per kilo unlike the Ksh 190 from the other markets. They also got apples and other fruits for you.

2. Vegetables.

Get your vegetables at Marikiti and Gikomba. Get a bunch of spinach at Ksh 15, a bunch of Sukuma wiki for Ksh 10, tomatoes at a cheaper price, onions at 1 bob each, a bunch of terere at 15 shillings, a bunch of manage at Ksh 20 and so much more.

Get fresh fruit and vegetable at Toi market in Woodley also.  If you are in Eastlands get your vegetables at Korogosho market especially on Wednesday and Saturday morning. Buy carrots, peas, potatoes and onions from the Lorries they are offered at a cheaper price than when they get to the market.

3. Wholesale bulk food items.

Nairobi West Shopping Centre is a good place and especially in the whole sale shops. There are also whole sellers in South B at the shopping center although there may be no a wide selection.

4. Shoes.

Get heels, flats, sandals, and sports shoes at the stores at the bus station for Mater and South B matatus. They range in prices from Ksh 300 to Ksh 1,000. You can also get nice sweaters and jackets at this place too as well as in Toi market.

5. School uniform.

School uniform in Nyayo Market along Jogoo road is cheaper as it is at 1/3 of the price you will get it in town. For example, get sweaters at Ksh 350, socks at Ksh 50-100, shirts at Ksh 250 and school tracks at Ksh 350.

Official dresses, skirts and trousers at the bus station near city council toilet and at Gikomba market for Ksh 200. Khaki trousers at Kenyatta market at Ksh 650. High waist jeans at Amal Plaza.

Beauty products and jewelry at Perida Center, Dubois road.

6. Fabrics.

Get these at Nairobi Textiles for Vitenge and fabric for office wear too. It is next to Malindi dishes you can also get vitenges at River road opposite Bata Mini Price. They are cheaper than those at Nairobi Textiles.

7. Bicycles for adults and kids.

Buy these at what used to be Jack and Jill Supermarket as you walk towards Uchumi House.

8. Beddings.

Get yourself bed sheets, duvets, bed covers and mosquito nets at Kamukunji and Gikomba.

9. Car spare parts.

Purchase them at Impala on Tom Mboya Street near the number 9 matatus.

In the above places get what you may require as stated and much more at huge bargains and you will be assured of a profit making business and a cheaper price if you intend to purchase for personal use rather than sale.

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