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| Top 10 Blogs and Bloggers In Nigeria |
Since I launch my blog late last year, I have seen copy cats of existing
blogs that the only difference is the name. The template is the same.
The post are very similar-word for word. The meta tags or blog
description inseparable. And yet, they ask ''how come I am not making it
in the blog industry. I posted the same thing as this person. The
person earned more money and traffic and I didn't. What should I do?'' I
tell them it's very simple ''Be Original. Stand out and be Patient''
I have created this amazing list of the top ten bloggers and blogs in Nigeria. Please feel free to nominate any site. The list has been voted for by most Nigerians and people like you. Don't feel bad if your blog is not included. Either, you are number 11 or you are a copycat. I will keep updating this thread every 3 months and some blogs/site listed in the past may be dropped as a result of (Rise/Fall) traffic.
Many of these bloggers and sites you probably already know. If not, be sure to check out the many different sites and owners listed on the infographic below (also see comments section) and visit their sites to see how they are building their success online.
If you like the infographic below, please feel free to share it with your friends and audience by linking back to this post.
I have created this amazing list of the top ten bloggers and blogs in Nigeria. Please feel free to nominate any site. The list has been voted for by most Nigerians and people like you. Don't feel bad if your blog is not included. Either, you are number 11 or you are a copycat. I will keep updating this thread every 3 months and some blogs/site listed in the past may be dropped as a result of (Rise/Fall) traffic.
Many of these bloggers and sites you probably already know. If not, be sure to check out the many different sites and owners listed on the infographic below (also see comments section) and visit their sites to see how they are building their success online.
If you like the infographic below, please feel free to share it with your friends and audience by linking back to this post.
1. LindaIkeji.blogspot.com
Linda Ikeji began her blog in 2006. Her blog is raw unfiltered 'gossipy stuff' She has received interest from BBC and Forbes Africa.
Read More about Linda Ikeji Success Story as a blogger
2. BellaNaija.com
Uche Eze, began her blog in 2006 and it is now one of the biggest fashion, entertainment and lifestyle websites in Africa.
3. Olufamous.com
Journalist turned blogger has it all. If you hear it raw, Olu has already confirmed it. They call him Olu but his gossipy stuff made him famous.
4. Notjustok.com
Mola Ogundele and his team at Notjustok.com continues to grow what is arguably Nigeria’s best known music portal.
5. 360nobs.com
A blog known for its swagz. 360Nobs a Nigerian-based all round entertainment and lifestyle HOTSPOT
I know you like gist. Gist me now or latest naija news. Gistmania is one of the most visited site in Nigeria for you.
7. Pulse.ng
Nigerian entertainment, movies and fashion.
Nigeria's finest celebrity breaking news gists.
Emeh Achanga, the winner of Best New blog in 2012 makes it to number 9.
10. Jaguda.com
Relationships, editorials and music
The
Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) has shut down seven
companies for failing to remit about N58.8 million personal income taxes
of workers to government.
Mrs Folasade Coker-Afolayan, Head of the Distrain Unit of the LIRS, announced this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos.
Coker-Afolayan, who led the enforcement team, said that the companies were sealed on Wednesday during a state-wide tax enforcement drive.
She said that the affected companies’ tax liabilities covered between one and four years.
According to her, the enforcement will continue until companies and workers imbibed the culture of voluntary tax compliance.
“Tax evasion is a crime and it is a serious crime to evade tax for so many years.
“Tax payment is also a civic responsibility for everyone because that is the only way government can provide the necessary infrastructure for the citizens and also improve their standard of living,” she said.
Coker-Afolayan also urged companies to remit the personal income tax of their workers promptly to avoid closure of their business premises.
She said that LIRS usually followed due process by notifying companies severally before shutting down defaulting ones.
She also said that a notice of intent had been sent to the affected companies in accordance with the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA) amendment 2011.
“As to whether they received the notices or not, that is purely an internal matter of the companies,’’ she said.
Coker-Afolayan advised companies operating in the state to remit their taxes promptly and not to wait until government enforced the tax laws.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/lasg-shuts-7-firms-non-remittance-n58-7m-tax/#sthash.VTpSZyIW.dpuf
Mrs Folasade Coker-Afolayan, Head of the Distrain Unit of the LIRS, announced this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos.
Coker-Afolayan, who led the enforcement team, said that the companies were sealed on Wednesday during a state-wide tax enforcement drive.
She said that the affected companies’ tax liabilities covered between one and four years.
According to her, the enforcement will continue until companies and workers imbibed the culture of voluntary tax compliance.
“Tax evasion is a crime and it is a serious crime to evade tax for so many years.
“Tax payment is also a civic responsibility for everyone because that is the only way government can provide the necessary infrastructure for the citizens and also improve their standard of living,” she said.
Coker-Afolayan also urged companies to remit the personal income tax of their workers promptly to avoid closure of their business premises.
She said that LIRS usually followed due process by notifying companies severally before shutting down defaulting ones.
She also said that a notice of intent had been sent to the affected companies in accordance with the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA) amendment 2011.
“As to whether they received the notices or not, that is purely an internal matter of the companies,’’ she said.
Coker-Afolayan advised companies operating in the state to remit their taxes promptly and not to wait until government enforced the tax laws.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/lasg-shuts-7-firms-non-remittance-n58-7m-tax/#sthash.VTpSZyIW.dpuf
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