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noblejoeuc:
Note this is not a ranking of education blogs in Nigeria. It is a list of exceptional education resource websites in Nigeria. Hence, the numbering here is not ordered in ranks but a list. This means that number no 1 does not necessarily keep better standard than any other number in the list. The truth remains that the shortlisted sites are worth the effort.

1. Myschool.com.ng
www.myschool.com.ng
Yes! Myschool.com.ng Nigeria's No1 Students' and Educational Resource Website. With over 235k Facebook likes and thousands daily traffic which made the site stand tall among equals. It has really kept many Nigerian school leavers informed about latest jamb, post ume and other admission information. However, Myschool is gradually turning into an E-commerce education website with increased sales of materials on the website.

2. Nairaland Education Forum
www.nairaland.com
Nairaland Education Forum is indeed worth mentioning here because of its engaging features as a forum network on education. Users have continually shared valuable information on Nairaland Education foum on wide range of issues concerning Nigerian students including scholarship and other opportunities.

3. Links Afrik
www.linksafrik.com
A scholarship and other life opportunities blog.
Reputed as one of the most resourceful education blog owned by an African. LinksAfrik publishes updates on latest scholarship, fellowship, business grants, competition and free online courses available for Africans.

4. LegalNaija
www.legalnaija..com.ng
Legalnaija has contributed significantly to informing Nigerians about their legal rights, duties and obligations by publishing legal issues and providing free legal information to the public. This also promotes legal literacy and supremacy of the rule of law locally in Nigeria.

5. Words Rhymes & Rhythm
www.wrr.ng
Nigeria's #1 Poetry College
Words Rhymes & Rhythm College Of Poetry is a virtual classroom (poetry college) for aspiring and established poets to rub minds. The purpose is to help give formal literature knowledge in an informal environment like the social media. It is called a peer-review college because the students are the teachers and the teachers are the students.

6. Pass.NG
www.pass.ng
Pass.ng is a web, desktop and mobile-based CBT examination preparatory and testing platform, with a vision to help candidates excel in all the major Nigerian Examinations and tests. Nigerian jambites have continually expressed appreciation to this exam preparation platform

7. The Secrets Of Entrepreneurship
www.entrepreneurshipsecret.com
A blog on Entrepreneurship Education. This blog has really affected and empowered many entrepreneurs in Nigeria with startup pitches, business news and entrepreneurial education.

8. Campusportalng.com
www.campusportalng.com
Campus Portal Nigeria is an independent news media organization and information resource centre/online community for students and everyone with interest in the Nigerian education sector. Has empowered Nigerian Students and helped promote Education in Nigeria.

Needed to make it up to 10 or 12. Please add other well deserving sites in the format above. Please remember, strictly for education related sites.

saint7000:
Typical afonja propaganda. How can SS have more infected people than SW? Why are these people like this? Lagos alone has 10x more infected people than other regions. Afonja stop this nonsense you are doing...STOP IT!

Sirjamo:
With One trillion dollars in oil revenue over a 16 year period, the calamitous PDP refused to construct all these roads.The PDP have committed crime against humanity and needs to face war crime in the hague. Forward with Buhari.

God bless president Buhari for digging us out of the dungeon of PDP, we must make sure not to return there again.

Ekeseges:
I sent u an email and a text

TFeminist:
Let's do the kulikuli business and others. In kubwa.

Ekeseges:
Do you still need distributors.am interested

Liljel:
Do you have in lagos already ?

fdesigner:
I'm interested in the oil, how much per 5 liters

eazybuzy:
@pavore9, can you please confirm if the kulikuli was nice
@Samsonsuru, is the kulikuli still available? is it now available in lagos?

Pidgin2:
Looks neat enough

adeolabilkis002:
Your contact please

Pavore9:
I will have someone call you up to make the arrangements.

Pavore9:
I am presently outside Nigeria and l have means of having some things brought over to me from Lagos, next week Thursday. I want to try out the quality of your product thus the reason l asked how many pieces makes up a kilo. So how can l get 2 dozens from you?

Pavore9:
12 X N80=N960 or you meant N900 for 12 pieces?

What is the shelf life of the chips?

When weighed, how many pieces makes 1 kg?

Do you have an outlet in Lagos?

stevolinkon40:
#80*12=#960



i am not understanding

Pavore9:
What is the weight and the retail price for the one in nylon?

Benita27:
That's a legacy of ex president Goodluck Jonathan, shame on Ameachi.

Buhari has stolen Jonathan's thunder.