Compiling a list of 50 real Nigerian products with their real names, barcodes, and image URLs is challenging due to limited access to comprehensive, publicly available databases that include verified barcode numbers and image URLs for Nigerian-specific products. Barcode data is typically proprietary, managed by organizations like GS1 Nigeria, and not freely accessible in bulk. Additionally, image URLs for specific products often require direct links to retailer or manufacturer websites, which may not be consistently available or stable. However, I can provide a structured approach to gather this information, offer a partial list of known Nigerian products, and guide you on how to complete the list.
Approach to Gathering the Data
Product Names: Identify popular Nigerian products across categories like food, beverages, cosmetics, household goods, and pharmaceuticals. These can be sourced from market trends, local brands, and consumer goods commonly sold in Nigeria.

Barcodes: Barcodes (EAN-13 or UPC-A) are unique to each product and assigned by GS1 Nigeria or resellers like Lite Barcodes or Barcodes Nigeria. Exact barcode numbers are not publicly listed for most products without scanning physical items or accessing retail databases. I can suggest methods to obtain them.

Image URLs: Images can be sourced from e-commerce platforms (e.g., Jumia, Konga), brand websites, or social media. However, URLs may change, so I’ll provide examples and recommend searching for current links.

Limitations: Without direct access to a GS1 database or physical products, I’ll provide a sample list of products and explain how to verify barcodes and images. For a complete list, you may need to scan products or contact manufacturers.

Sample List of Nigerian Products
Below is a partial list of 10 well-known Nigerian products with their real names, placeholder barcode information (since exact numbers require verification), and example image URLs where available. I’ll then explain how to expand this to 50.
Product Name

Category

Brand

Barcode (Placeholder)

Image URL (Example)

Indomie Instant Noodles (Super Pack)

Food

Dufil Prima Foods

615110003XXXX

Indomie Image
Dangote Sugar (1kg)

Food

Dangote Industries

615600001XXXX

Dangote Sugar Image
Peak Milk Powder (400g)

Beverage

FrieslandCampina

615200002XXXX

Peak Milk Image
Golden Morn (500g)

Food

Nestlé Nigeria

615300003XXXX

Golden Morn Image
Omo Detergent (900g)

Household

Unilever Nigeria

615400004XXXX

Omo Image
Durex Condoms (3-pack)

Pharmaceutical

Reckitt Benckiser Nigeria

615500005XXXX

Durex Image
Gala Sausage Roll

Snack

UAC Foods

615600006XXXX

Gala Image
Chi Exotic Nectar (1L)

Beverage

Chi Limited

615700007XXXX

Chi Exotic Image
Hypo Bleach (1L)

Household

Hypo Nigeria

615800008XXXX

Hypo Image
Close-Up Toothpaste (160g)

Personal Care

Unilever Nigeria

615900009XXXX

Close-Up Image

Notes:
Barcodes: The placeholders (e.g., 615XXXXXX) start with “615,” the GS1 prefix for Nigeria, followed by hypothetical digits. Exact barcodes require scanning physical products or contacting manufacturers/GS1 Nigeria.

Image URLs: The provided URLs are illustrative, based on typical e-commerce platforms. You should verify current URLs by searching on Jumia, Konga, or brand websites, as links may expire.

Categories: These products span food, beverages, household, and personal care, reflecting Nigeria’s consumer market.

Expanding to 50 Products
To reach 50 products, consider the following categories and brands commonly found in Nigeria:
Food:
Nasco Corn Flakes (350g)

Honeywell Wheat Meal (1kg)

Ayoola Poundo Yam (900g)

Tasty Tom Jollof Mix (70g)

Knorr Seasoning Cubes (400g)

Beverages:
Milo Sachet (500g) – Nestlé Nigeria

Five Alive Pulpy Orange (850ml) – Coca-Cola Nigeria

Viju Milk Drink (500ml) – Viju Industries

Hollandia Yoghurt (1L) – Chi Limited

Maltina Can (330ml) – Nigerian Breweries

Household:
Harpic Toilet Cleaner (725ml) – Reckitt Benckiser

Morning Fresh Dishwashing Liquid (900ml) – PZ Cussons

Sunlight Detergent (900g) – Unilever Nigeria

Raid Insecticide (300ml) – SC Johnson

Good Mama Detergent (1kg) – Eko Supreme

Personal Care:
Delta Soap (100g) – Delta Soap Nigeria

Nivea Roll-On (50ml) – Beiersdorf Nigeria

Pepsodent Toothpaste (140g) – Unilever Nigeria

Vaseline Petroleum Jelly (250ml) – Unilever Nigeria

Robb Ointment (25g) – Reckitt Benckiser

Pharmaceuticals:
Panadol Extra (12 tablets) – GSK Nigeria

Emzor Paracetamol (10 tablets) – Emzor Pharmaceuticals

Andrews Liver Salt (100g) – GSK Nigeria

Funbact-A Cream (30g) – Bliss GVS Pharma

Tetracycline Ointment (15g) – May & Baker Nigeria

Snacks:
Plantain Chips (100g) – Various local brands

Munch It (20g) – UAC Foods

Superbite Biscuit (100g) – OK Foods

Speedy Cream Crackers (150g) – Beloxxi Industries

Minimie Chin Chin (100g) – Minimie Nigeria

Beverages (Alcoholic):
Star Lager Beer (600ml) – Nigerian Breweries

Guinness Stout (325ml) – Guinness Nigeria

Trophy Lager (600ml) – International Breweries

Goldberg Lager (650ml) – Nigerian Breweries

Smirnoff Ice (330ml) – Guinness Nigeria

Cosmetics:
Dudu Osun Black Soap (150g) – Tropical Naturals

Tura Medicated Soap (80g) – Tura Nigeria

Fashion Fair Cream (50g) – Johnson Products

Caro White Cream (120ml) – Various importers

Skin Success Soap (100g) – Palmer’s Nigeria

Baby Products:
Pampers Diapers (Mega Pack) – Procter & Gamble Nigeria

Molfix Diapers (Economy Pack) – Hayat Kimya Nigeria

Huggies Wipes (64 sheets) – Kimberly-Clark Nigeria

Johnson’s Baby Powder (200g) – Johnson & Johnson

Cerelac Infant Cereal (400g) – Nestlé Nigeria

Others:
Tiger Head Battery (AA) – Local manufacturers

OK Plastic Hanger (Pack of 12) – Local brands

Diamond Needle (Pack of 25) – Local distributors

St. Louis Sugar Cube (500g) – Imported but popular

Titus Sardine (125g) – Imported but widely sold

How to Obtain Exact Barcodes and Image URLs
Barcodes:
Physical Scanning: Purchase or borrow products and use a barcode scanner app (e.g., Zebra, Barcode Scanner Pro) to read EAN-13 barcodes.

GS1 Nigeria: Contact GS1 Nigeria (gs1ng.org) to request barcode data for specific products, though this may require a fee or membership.

Retailers: Check with major retailers like Shoprite or Spar Nigeria, who may provide barcode data for inventory items.

Manufacturers: Reach out to brands (e.g., Dangote, Nestlé Nigeria) via their websites or customer service for barcode details.

Image URLs:
E-commerce Platforms: Search for products on Jumia (jumia.com.ng), Konga (konga.com), or Jiji (jiji.ng). Copy the image URL from the product listing.

Brand Websites: Visit official sites (e.g., www.nestle-cwa.com for Milo, www.unilevernigeria.com for Omo) for high-quality images.

Social Media: Check Instagram or X posts from brands or retailers for product images. Use tools like “Save Image As” to get URLs.

Verification:
Use barcode lookup services like www.barcodelookup.com to verify barcode numbers against product names.

Ensure images match the product by cross-checking with multiple sources.

Challenges and Recommendations
Data Gaps: Exact barcode numbers are proprietary and not publicly listed for most products. You may need to physically collect products or collaborate with retailers.

Dynamic URLs: E-commerce image URLs change frequently. Regularly update links by searching for products on retail sites.

Local Brands: Some products (e.g., plantain chips) are from small-scale producers, making barcode data harder to find. Focus on major brands for consistency.

Bulk Data: For a full list of 50, consider purchasing a bulk barcode lookup service from www.barcodelookup.com or similar platforms, though this may not guarantee Nigerian-specific products.

Next Steps
Expand the List: Use the 40 additional product suggestions above and follow the same format as the sample table. Search for each product on Jumia or Konga to find image URLs.

Collect Barcodes: If you have access to a supermarket or store, scan products using a mobile app to record EAN-13 numbers.

Contact GS1 Nigeria: For authoritative barcode data, apply for a GS1 Company Prefix or request product data directly (gs1ng.org).

Automate Search: Use a web scraper (with permission) to extract image URLs from e-commerce sites, ensuring compliance with terms of service.

If you want me to generate a table for the remaining 40 products with hypothetical barcodes and placeholder URLs, or if you need help with a specific category (e.g., only food products), let me know! Alternatively, I can guide you on setting up a barcode scanning process or contacting Nigerian retailers for data. What’s your preference?