Heromaniaa:
Several writers have commented that the stories motivate them. I mustn't give out money in order to help. Go and read the comments there.

Yes. It's good to know.

Heromaniaa:
www.madman.com.ng The stories here are so funny.

So how's it helping people?

This is Writertain's list of Nigerian websites that have taken it upon themselves to support Upcoming Nigerian writers in different ways they can. They have given in their best to upcoming writers and are worth talking about. They have supported writers moneytarily, by giving out timely information, and by popularising these writers.

1. 

Nairaland Forum(Literature Section):
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This is a forum owned by Seun Osewa. Although the section does not support writers monetarily, but it had helped many upcoming writers stand on their feet. Many writers have been birth out of this great forum. The readers on this forum are enough to spur you to keep writing. Many upcoming writers have been able to finish their books because of they constantly write on this forum. Also, Literature Section's Moderators, Obinnau and Divepen1, are really trying a lot as they work hand in hand with the top admins, Lalasticlalala and Mynd44, who take some of these stories to the front page and that helps upcoming writers get popularity. Of recent Writertain, Kinwanye and Wonderlustafrik concluded various competitions on the board which makes it a place to be for writers.

2. Okadabooks: 

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This is an app owned by Mr. Ofili Okechuckwu who is an author himself. The App is a Nigeria type of Amazon, and has been made to help Nigerians buy and Sell books with our own Cash even without leaving our room. People can pay with Credit cards or through banks. Here, writers have the chance of making money from writing. A very good example is Sally Dazie who made over 150,000 naira from the sale of just a book , 'The Fourth Finger'.
Next year, Okadabooks will be one of the sponsors for Flash-fiction Battle
3. Naijastories
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This is a site own by Mine Whyteman. She also had posted numerous works on Nairaland and had seen the need for writers to connect more. At the inception of the site, people got money from posting and commenting on the site but for numerous reasons the money are not being paid any longer. Yet, the site functions to make upcoming writers have their stories on its frontpage. Naijastories has supported a lot of writers and would keep doing so.

4.Storried
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: Storried supports monetarily and popularity wise. This site was founded by a nairalander, Maclatunji (Abdulkabir Olatunji) and two of his friend Andy Akhigbe and Muyiwa gam-Ikon. The site was made to support writers and they have making Impact by giving out 20,000 naira every month to a writer with the best short story. Also, they support a lot of upcoming writers by posting their stories on their blog.

5. Dnbstories: 

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This is a site own by Daniel Ndako is one that allows upcoming writers to send stories to their site. It has helped upcoming writers to become better by popularizing their work on its site. Since, not every writer can just post on the site and this makes upcoming writers do a thorough editting of their work before sending it for publication.

6. Creativewritingnew: 
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This great site is owned Mariam David and Chioma Iwuenze-Ibiam who have taken it upon themselves to inform people about News happening in the literary world and also post competitions for writers. Get updated at Creativewritingnews

7. Scribespad:

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 This is a social network for upcoming writers. It is a community with an avenue for networking. 
8. Discuss.Okadabooks: 

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December 1 2016, saw Ofili Okechukwu opening a forum for writers upcoming and veteran to connect. And it has been operational ever since as great writers are beginning to troupe in en-mass to the forum.
9. Writertain


This is a site created by Akíntayo Akínjídé ( Divepen) who started the site to help writers in every way and to entertain readers always. He hopes to make writing interesting and fun for writers. He wants the site to be a place to get almost any information to help improving writers.

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