Top 11 Nigerian Bloggers You Need To Follow
Linda Ikeji
Linda Ikeji is the face of blogging in Nigeria. When an average Nigerian hears -blogger, Linda Ikeji comes to mind.
Emilio Lejit
Emilio Lejit started his blog back in January 2022 (infinityloaded.com.ng).
Jide Ogunsanya
Jide Ogunsanya is the brain behind ogbongeblog.com. The biologist turned blogger has created a very educational Nigerian tutorial site where you can find the most basic tutorials online.
Noble Igwe
Noble Igwe is the founder of 360nobs.com, entertainment, and lifestyle website. Noble Igwe once said; where others see -showbiz,, I see –showBIZ,
Uche Eze
Uche Eze founded BellaNaija in July 2006. In Uche Eze’s words, what started as a way to k**l boredom has now grown to become Nigeria’s number one lifestyle blog.
Ovie
The Notjustok.com music tag could be heard almost anywhere Nigerian music is played, even on radio stations -shame on you, Mr. DJ.
Japheth Omojuwa
Japheth Joshua Omojuwa is a blogger, social media activist, and a political commentator. He started his blog back in 2009, and it has since become a home for valuable socio-economic and political expressions.
Chude Jideonwo
A lawyer by training, Chude Jideonwo co-founded y!Naija (a Nigerian youth culture platform) in August 2010.
Loy Okieze
Loy Okieze is a very successful Nigerian Tech blogger. When many bloggers in Nigeria were carried away with the entertainment niche, Loy Okieze chose Tech and his blog Techloy.com has become the number one source of information on the happenings in the Nigerian IT world
Onibalusi Bamidele
Onibalusi Bamidele started his blog back in April 2010 (YoungPrePro.com). It was re-branded as WritersinCharge.com in March 2013.
Makinde Azeez
Makinde Azeez is the founder of Naijaloaded.
Naijaloaded was once a forum, but a couple of bad experiences with hackers led to the decision to convert the forum which had amassed over one million users in such a short period into a blog.
