Top 10 Most Popular Bloggers In Nigeria 2017

Blogging in Nigeria has become a full-time job for those who see the in-depth benefit and exposure it would offer them.

Blogs in Nigeria as at 2006 can’t be compared to the number of blogs launched in 2017. Bloggers in Nigeria have found out the best way to augment their salary to be able to survive in the era of the recession in Nigeria as a part-time worker.
When they saw the benefit it offers, this brought about blogging as a profession.

Before then, blogging had been in existence for more than a decade, until the likes of Linda Ikeji, the richest blogger in Africa started to share her success story as a Nigerian blogger to fellow Nigerians.

When blogs initially evolved and came out as a new rage, captivating the attention of people from around the world, writers, journalists and every media practitioner aspire to make their voices heard through this dynamic, interactive and engaging channel.

Tech experts in Nigeria have come to realize the great impact of blogging for their brands, concluding that; companies who run and manage a blog generates 126% more revenue and gain new prospects that rivals who don’t.
Only recently did Nigerians start to take it seriously. Presently, the rate at which Nigerians are creating blogs is increasing simultaneously every single day.

This is due to the widespread of rumored stories that an individual who starts a blog today can make $100, make money in less than five days or make money blogging per week. HUH!
I bet you $40, that’s not possible. You can’t make $100 (dollar) per week or the first day you launch your blog. I didn’t say it’s not so possible, but it shouldn’t be.

The strong belief that Blogging is a goldmine didn’t just strike Nigerians by chance. Excellent success achieved by fellow Nigerian Bloggers brought about the relief.

Today, Ayoola Olugbenga Daniel will be sharing with you the 10 most influential bloggers in Nigeria as at 2017.

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How To Make Money As A Student In Nigeria While On Campus

HAVE YOU BEEN REASONING OF HOW AND WAYS TO MAKE MONEY IN ANY NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY AND OTHER TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA?
IS IT YOUR DREAM TO MAKE UP TO 7 FIGURE INCOME AS A STUDENT ON CAMPUS WITHOUT INFLUENCING YOUR STUDIES? TODAY, WE WILL BE SHARING WITH YOU 5 GREAT BUSINESS IDEAS FOR STUDENTS IN NIGERIA.

It is a fact to say that, students who just got admitted into a tertiary institution are more likely to be in need than any other students in the campus.

There are several ways to make legitimate money in the campus as a teenager; be it through the internet or offline. You’re damn so lucky to have visited our website today, for we will be enlightening you on how and ways you can earn some figures of money as a teenager while in campus.

Below Are 5 Ways To Make Money As A Student In Nigeria While On Campus:

1. PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography is really taking the world to places as Photographers capture beautiful and exciting moments for the global to see.
It has been confirmed that 75% of students who are in Higher Institution take pictures, selfie to be precise almost every day with a time gap of 2 hours.

This can be an avenue in making money for some wise student as the fee for a particular shot/capture ranges from #300 – #500 which is a big money if done more than 5 times.
Before you know it, someday, you’ll have gain recognition all over the campus and people will be calling you to take up events and then you’ll have been the boss of yourself.

For you to embark on the journey of photography, we recommend you buy a smart camera and likewise, a printer. The camera should be more than 18 mega pixel as this also contributes to clear capture of exciting moments.

2. GRAPHIC DESIGNING

Graphics is very essential when we talk of brands, portfolios, logo and advertisement.

No doubt that, companies, artistes, musicians and much more are in need of graphic designers as these people are the one that design, restructure and modify their brands logo, advert cover, book cover and different portfolios.

For you to start learning graphic, we recommend you start with “COREL DRAW” and if you’re good at it; you’re good to go and you are in charge of the fee you’ll collect for a particular design, depending on the kind of work. Simple graphics is estimated to start from #5000 or more; talk less of when you get a big job.

3. BLOGGING

Blogging is another thing entirely as you’ll need adequate internet connection.

Blogging by simple definition refers to sharing of ideas, text, pictures and videos online.

Blogging is a very smart and good way to make decent money from home via the internet as a teenager while in campus due to the reason that your blog will be visited mostly by school colleagues and a lot more of unknown people who does not want to know a damn Bleep about you, only if you do it the right way.
Blogging needs consistency and patience because at first, you might not earn a single penny but later, you could earn millions.
For you to start blogging, you must be prepared to buy a domain name- www.yoursitename.com which usually ranges from $13 (#4,673) or more in Naira and then you host your blog using hostgator or any other reliable hosting services.

We recommend you use WordPress since it is highly Search Engine Optimized.
To make money from a blog, you either display Google ads on your blog or sell products online which is generally revered to as Affiliate Marketing.

4. FREELANCING

Freelancing involves writing, editing, copywriting, coding, graphics and all sorts.

Freelancing is a easy to do thing as it depends on your choice and what you’re very good at.

Being a freelancer means, you’ll be paid for the service you render to a client, either big or small. It could be writing, translating or editing but note; for you to be hired by clients and to get jobs regularly, all you need is to build and craft a portfolio for yourself. It could be a Facebook page , Twitter handle or an Instagram account.

It is imperative you register with websites which will connect you with paying clients who can offer you a big job. Some of these sites include; www.upwork.com, www.guru.com, www.contentmart.com and lots more.

5. ONLINE REGISTRATION

If you have a laptop with internet access, you can assist fellow students with online registrations (Scholarship applications, School fees payment, admission regularization, course registration etc.) and charge a token for the services. This is quite lucrative especially at the beginning of semesters and when there are prospective/new students on campus.

NOTE: We do not encourage betting, gambling or any High Yield Investment Program.

If you’re willing to choose any of the above strategy to make money as a teenager while in campus, we are very sure that, you’ll smile to money when alone in your room.

Have I missed any other means of making money as a teenager while in campus? If yes, take an action by replying in the comment box below.