Young Nigerian blogger earns over $75k for the month of July


An excited young Nigerian by the name Awucha Ezekiel has taken to Facebook to share his earnings from blogging for the month of July, totalling the sum of $75,378.10.

This post has reportedly caused ripples among many young Nigerians, especially at a time when a lot of them are still grappling with unemployment and economic hardship.

In the said post, Ezekiel simply made a screenshot of his earning for the month of July and posted on Facebook with the poser, "bloggers, how much Google pay una today"?


This post by Ezekiel goes ahead to confirm that even with the current economic doldrums bedeviling our country, there are a lot of legitimate ways young people can leverage on to make earnings for themselves.

So, if you're a young person reading this and you have never contemplated blogging, maybe you should have a rethink.

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