What Nigerian aspiring writers should start using

“Use Nairaland.com or any other online forum to your own advantage.”

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Everyone can say what he wants. We’re in democracy.

Or even in dictatorship some people said what they wanted.

If you’re a writer—or an aspiring writer—perhaps you know a writer wants people to read his work from the start to finish and share. If he achieves that, he writes happily, doesn’t he?

I’ve never got reasonable likes and shares eventhough I am still a happy writer.

If you’re an observer in writing field online, I suppose you know most bloggers pay to have their writings on the front page. In other words, they buy likes and shares.

Even if you write like expert, no matter how strong is your voice, if only few see your writing…we’re not in the age of manna from above.

To help aspiring writers, like me and you, Nairaland.com offer audience free of charge (but to take advantage of them depends on how you write your h1 (title).

Though, through your post, Nairaland.com may get more visitors, you own the power to make the visitors dance the way you like. If you can do this well, remember, “If he achieves that, he writes happily, doesn’t he?”

From“You can read to change the World. You can as well teach your Little Friends to read.” by Maren John Mafuyai

“When editing, remove all buts and ands from the beginnings of the sentence. After it rests, you’ll know whether you need them or not.” Maren John Mafuyai

“Write and keep away—write and keep away. Then read. Editing process comes last. Then throw away. Let it rest.” Maren John Mafuyai.

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