Dawanau Market
Dawanau market is the largest grain market in Africa. It gathers buyers and sellers from different countries in Africa, Europe, Asia, America and Saudi Arabia. Goods are transported every day to Togo, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Ghana, Central Africa, South Africa, Libya and other African countries. Outside of Africa, traders from Burma, Dubai, India, China, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, America and other countries also support the grain market for items such as sorghum and herbs, sesame seeds, Hibiscus flower (Sobu) and other items such as suya beans, beans, cassava, millet, guinea corn, and other things.[1]
History
Dawanau market is an old grain market in Nigeria and Africa. It is located in Dawanau town, Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area, Kano.[1]
References
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