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“He gave her a knock” — Woman recounts hilarious moment fish seller reacted after customer priced ₦5,000 fish at ₦1,800

“He gave her a knock” — Woman recounts hilarious moment fish seller reacted after customer priced ₦5,000 fish at ₦1,800

A woman has left social media users in stitches after recounting a hilarious encounter she witnessed between a fish seller and a customer at a local market.

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According to her, the woman beside her began negotiating the price of a fish, bringing it down from ₦5,000 to ₦1,800 during the conversation with the vendor.

 

However, the bargaining session took an unexpected turn when the fish seller asked the customer to move closer, appearing as though he wanted to point out a cheaper option.

 

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Fish seller’s prank catches customer off guard

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Sharing the incident online, the eyewitness narrated that the customer unsuspectingly stepped closer after the seller said, “come closer let me show you the one of 1800.”

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Instead of showing her a cheaper fish, the seller jokingly gave her a knock on the head, leaving those around the stall amused by the unexpected prank.

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The woman shared the experience in a post that read, “Jesus Lagos is not a real place oI went to the market and there’s this woman beside me pricing fish,she priced from 5k to 1800,naso the guy tell her say ‘come closer let me show you the one of 1800’ as she came close he gave her a knock on her head.”

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Social media users react

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The funny account quickly drew reactions from many Nigerians, with several users joking that such playful encounters are part of the unique experiences found in busy local markets.

 

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Others laughed over the dramatic bargaining, while some said the incident perfectly captured the humour and unpredictability often associated with everyday market interactions in Nigeria.

 

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