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30 Nigerian Blogs Every Writer Should Know in 2025

Boost Your Craft, Get Inspired, and Find Your Tribe

Whether you’re a seasoned author, a blogger finding your voice, or a Nigerian creative just starting out, there’s one truth: you don’t have to do it alone.

Nigeria is blessed with brilliant voices, vibrant writing communities, and digital spaces that nurture creativity, visibility, and growth.

Here are 30 Nigerian blogs that every writer should follow in 2025—for inspiration, opportunities, and connection. 💡

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✍️ WRITING + LITERATURE BLOGS

1. Brittle Paper
Africa’s top literary blog spotlighting new fiction, poetry, essays, and author interviews.

2. KTravula
Travel meets storytelling. Perfect for writers who see the world through narrative.

3. Dami Ajayi
Poet and cultural critic. His blog covers mental health, poetry, and sharp perspectives on Nigerian life.

4. Olisa.tv
Pop culture, literature, and lifestyle commentary with smart writing.

5. Poets Republic NG – Instagram
A hub for Nigerian poets to share, connect, and grow their craft.

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📚 BLOGS FOR AUTHORS + PUBLISHING

6. Parrésia Publishers
Follow their blog for book news, author updates, and publishing opportunities.

7. Narrative Landscape Press
Writer-friendly press offering insight into the publishing process and storytelling tips.

8. Cassava Republic Press
Publishing powerhouse supporting African authors globally. Their blog is packed with wisdom.

9. Farafina Books
From Chimamanda’s publishers—great for discovering new talent and book features.

10. Creative Writing News
Contests, workshops, freelance gigs, and writing advice tailored to African writers.

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✒️ WRITERS WHO BLOG

11. Elnathan John
Wickedly sharp, brutally honest, and incredibly human. His essays are gold.

12. Chimamanda Adichie’s Facebook Essays
She doesn’t blog traditionally, but her posts are must-reads.

13. Tomilola Coco
Contemporary romance with a Nigerian voice. Fresh and empowering.

14. Abubakar Adam Ibrahim on Medium
Award-winning storytelling and reflections on art, travel, and identity.

15. Tomi Adesina
Faith, fiction, and beautifully crafted short stories.

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🧠 INSPIRATION + PERSONAL GROWTH BLOGS (FOR WRITERS TOO)

16. Conversation in Motion by Ndidi Nichola Okoro
A rising blog where storytelling meets bold truth. Nichola weaves creativity, tech, motherhood, and voice into one powerful platform for African creatives seeking courage, clarity, and purpose.

17. Naijawriterscoach.com
Masterclass-style tips on writing, self-publishing, and monetizing your craft.

18. Sparkle Writers Hub
For grammar tips, daily writing prompts, and a motivating community.

19. Tosin’s Diary
Beautifully honest reflections on faith, purpose, and creativity.

20. Mofe’s Writing Place
Nigerian fiction, short stories, and life through the lens of a gifted storyteller.

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📖 AFRICAN STORYTELLING + CULTURE BLOGS

21. Folktales NG
Preserving African stories, proverbs, and folklore for the next generation.

22. Nigerian Nostalgia Project – Facebook Group
Writers can draw inspiration from old photos and history.

23. ZODML (Zaccheus Onumba Dibiaezue Memorial Libraries)
Free resources, e-books, and Nigerian literary materials for everyone.

24. BellaNaija Features
Not just wedding bells—BN also showcases compelling stories, opinions, and voices.

25. Love Africa Press Blog
African romance, short stories, and submission calls.

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💻 BLOGGING + TECH FOR WRITERS

26. Techpoint Africa
Writers in tech will love this blog’s coverage of Nigeria’s innovation scene.

27. Blogging Nigeria
Step-by-step guides on monetizing, SEO, blog traffic, and digital skills.

28. WordPress Nigeria (WordPress.com Nigeria Category)
Great for discovering themes, tools, and tips for beginner bloggers.

29. Opera News Hub
Writers can earn by contributing news, lifestyle, and opinion pieces.

30. Naijaloaded (Guest Article Section)
Not just music—you can contribute written opinion and lifestyle content here too.

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✨ Final Thoughts

You don’t have to wander through the creative wilderness alone. These blogs are your digital mentors, writing friends, and creative fuel. Follow them. Read them. Engage with them. And don’t be afraid to pitch your work or collaborate.

Your voice is valid. Your story is needed. Your blog belongs on this list too.

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