6 Richest Nigerian Bloggers in 2018

Blogging has come a long way in Nigeria, and whether you like it or not, blogging has come to stay in Nigeria, and will continue to make impact on both Nigerian economy and the political direction of Nigeria's leadership.

In 2015 alone, Nigerian bloggers and social media influencers made a huge impact on deciding who emerged the winner of the 2015 presidential election and from the look of things, it seems bloggers will play even a bigger role in the upcoming 2019 presidential election by influencing how young Nigerians who make up the majority of the voters cast their vote in the general election next year.

Okay, enough of the political twist; let's get down to the main topic of today; Highest Earning Nigerian Bloggers in 2018.

In this report, we will be analyzing their monthly earnings through their blogs, to give you a better insight on how much Nigerian bloggers earn and how you too can join the league of young Nigerians earning legitimate money online through blogging. 

Why Intelligent People Struggle To Make Money - How To Change Your Situation

Countless research around the world has proven times without number that most intelligent people find it difficult to make money. When I mean making money, I don't mean earning salary, I am talking about making huge money that will make you rich or middle class at worst.

If you sit back now and reflect or look around your family, your immediate environment or your mates, you will come to realise that the most intelligent chaps you know are either not rich or they ate struggling financially in life. On the contrary, the ones we consider as not intelligent or less intelligent are making big money, earning big income and living their dream life while the super intelligent ones are still struggling to find their feat.

Do you know why this is so? Find out in the preceding paragraphs below after the page cut:

Happy Birthday to Mark Zuckerberg Founder of Facebook & 5th Richest Person On Earth

It is good to celebrate great people no matter what.

Today, Mark turns 34, almost same age with Seun the founder of Nairaland.