Our Market Hub

Our products are distributed across key fashion hubs in Nigeria, where vibrant commerce and community thrive. Africa Trade Promotion currently operates in three key Nigerian fashion hubs — Aswani, Katangua, and Aba. These vibrant markets connect surplus fashion from the UK with local traders and consumers, promoting affordability, sustainability, and economic growth. We continue to expand into new regions to extend our impact across Africa.

Aswani Market, Lagos Nigeria

Aswani Market is one of Lagos’ most vibrant hubs for second-hand clothing and everyday fashion. Known for its massive crowds and energetic weekday trading, Aswani attracts thousands of buyers looking for quality, affordable apparel. The market is a lively ecosystem where traders, wholesalers, and consumers meet, negotiate, and exchange value in a fast-paced environment. With its colourful stalls, high foot traffic, and diverse buyers, Aswani remains a key destination for sustainable fashion and economic activity in Lagos.

Katangua, Lagos Nigeria

Katangua Market—often called “Katangua Bend Down Select”—is one of West Africa’s largest and most influential second-hand clothing hubs. Situated in Abule-Egba, it is renowned for wholesale activity, early-morning rush, and a dynamic trading culture. Here, importers open bales before sunrise, attracting retailers, resellers, and small business owners from across Lagos and beyond. Its intense volume, competitive pricing, and diverse product range make Katangua a central engine of Nigeria's circular fashion economy.

Aba Market, Abia State

Aba is a powerhouse of commerce in Eastern Nigeria, famous for its textile markets, bustling trading communities, and vibrant entrepreneurial spirit. The Aba market ecosystem blends both second-hand clothing and locally-produced fashion, creating a rich environment of creativity, affordability, and opportunity. Traders display colourful garments along busy corridors, drawing in buyers from surrounding states. As a major distribution centre, Aba plays a vital role in supporting regional fashion demand and empowering countless families through trade.