I AM A NIGERIAN BLOGGER AND NIGERIANS DON'T READ MY BLOG????!!!!

It is really weird and it has given me a cause for concern. Anytime, I study my blog traffic and blah blah blah... I realize that most of the people that visit my blog are foreigners... This is cool...trust me but I won't mind Nigerians visiting my site once in a while... Does anyone feel me???

Anyways, I just feel it's kinda ironic that my blog will be No.29 in Nigeria according to Afrigator and only few Nigerians visit the site...

God dey oh

PS: It's like there is an Association of Nigerian Bloggers without me in the picture...


E be lyk say I dey go cry now sef...

Calling on all BLOGGERS!!!

First, if you have not contributed on the previous discussion...please go and do that now...

To the subject of  the blog... to people who don't know, I have a Blogger's Journal... Yeah... It is a journal where bloggers contribute really cool write-ups and every and it comes out online. It is called YADA (the website is a work in progress but you can view the magazine there and download it) and it is gathering momentum...Honestly speaking...

The deal is I need your input... Please...I need you guys to submit your articles and stufff... It is really an amazing journal and the third issue is coming out this week... I want us to do this together. We have had bloggers like Seye, Danny Bagucci, Brown Sugar, Wise Sage, Momoh,  Kela and Jabez submit articles. Please come and join the train and you'll have fun as you do...

Thanks

Harry

AT THE 2008 NIGERIAN BLOGGERS CONFERENCE

Hey,

I know it has been long since I last wrote here. It is cause of school and all. I have been busy with registration and thw wifi in my school has not been superb but at least thank God I am here...blogging.

Yesterday was an amazing day as the 1st ever Nigerian Bloggers Conference 2008 was held at Elomaz Hotel, Maryland. It was organised by one of Nigeria's respected bloggers, Deolu Akinyemi www.deoluakinyemi.com.

The event saw various bloggers from various works of life coming together to see how an effective blogging industry could be created in Nigeria. Discussions where held from blogging basics to the importance of having your very own domain name. Making money of your blog was aldo discussed as well as the importance of RSS Feeds and how to wake up a dead blog.

It was an amazing experience I must confess. I thought I knew blogging until I was at that conference. We, Nigerian bloggers are hoping for a better and bigger conference in 2009. Looking back at this conference, I know that there is hope for the blogging industry in Nigeria. The best os yet to come.

Till I return, I am still The Talkaholic

xoxo

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