The Youngest Blogger In Nigeria Is Only 13!

duh but how did u know she'z the youngest?

Olumide, post the link to your cousin's blog and let me confirm it.

Her blog is nice
she blogs science

@Retro
If there are so many young bloggers older than 13 why don't u paste the link right here?

I am also 18 and no I will not also post the link to my blog

U obviously need to read my posts again
this is what I said

You still don't understand
You said

and I said


What I virtually meant by this was
since u know there are younger bloggers
why don't u paste the link to their blogs?
I didnt say U should paste the link to urs

@retro and brainyme:

u thot of starting the "i said, then u said, then i said" thread yet?

nice 1, retro!

I just want to encourage more Nigerians to embrace the blogosphere and bridge the huge gap between us and the rest of the world. As at present, over 49 million Americans read blogs daily. And there are over 24 million blogs in America alone. Forums and blogs are vehicles for mass literacy.

If you can use a cellphone you can blog.

God bless.

Blogging will be motivating them to broaden the scope of their knowledge in active readership and scholarship. Like teachers are now using blogs as teaching tools. My friend Edmonton's blog Did You Know on http://universalfacts.blogspot.com is a beneficial edcational blog and there is another blog specifically on improving the knowledge of animals. Of course, there is the blog for school children to rate their teachers. And the emergence of these blogs have made teachers and parents to be more proactive.

Parents are also encouraged to read blogs to know what their children are blogging about or are reading on other blogs.

"I think it’s the most beautiful tool of the world and it allows us the most magic thing, "
—Florence Dassylva-Simard, fifth-grade student

Personally, blogging has helped me to focus on my literary development as I network with my fellow writers through blogs and I have been using blogs to promote my duly registered Nigerian publishing company by creating blogs to promote and market various books successfully. Three blogs for the three books of a Nigerian author and one blog for my own book. And more literary blogs are coming, because Nigerian authors are now asking me to create blogs for their books. The Nigerian author I created blogs for had over 500,000 unique visits in three months.

I have found my niche.

What is a blog?
Web log.
It is a tool for the advancement of human knowledge.   

See the following:
Exploring the use of blogs as learning spaces in the higher education sector
JB Williams, J Jacobs - Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2004 - jeremybwilliams.net
Educational Blogging - group of 2
http://www.educause.edu/pub/er/erm04/erm0450.asp?bhcp=1%20

Can't they equally read, write and expand their horizons through forums like Nairaland?

Here is the link to another Nigerian child blogging. Her name is Adannma Olisa and she is also 13.
http://adaandanimals.blogspot.com/

The beautiful ones are being born before our very eyes.

I just hope and pray that they are blogging safely! Teenage bloggers are really a target of predators in the Western world. Thank God for web police. Do we have any in the naija web space.

am still wondering what this blog thingy is all about, is it where people write jorunals or something of that nature? is there any prize attached to it because I can see sum people figthing I need an answer plz

I wonder why the two youngest bloggers are both 13, female and blog only about animals. Aren't there more interesting things?