With about 302
million people on twitter, you can’t possibly follow everyone. But these
statistics prove that these five Nigerians just might be worth your click.
(@obyzeks) Earlier this year, @Time
Magazine named Nigerian political activist and writer ObiageliEzekwesili as one
of the 100 most influential people in the world.
Her activism and
writing has gotten her worldwide renown and accolades. With her 310,000
followers on Twitter, she is constantly reaching out to them, advocating for
various campaigns and speaking on current affairs.
twitter1ToluOgunlesi
(@ToluOgunlesi) a well-known Nigerian journalist, writes on a number of
areas. His treatises on politics,
journalism, and philosophy are keenly followed by his 132,000 followers. His work has been published in different
magazines, newspapers, and journals all over the world and recently won the CNN
African Journalist of the year 2013.
FeyiFawehinmi
(@DoubleEph) is one of Nigeria’s most prolific commentators. His 148,000 followers are often treated to
his opinions on a range of topics, including breaking news, sports, and
politics.
JJ Omojuwa
(@Omojuwa) shares his thoughts on politics and economic developments with his
228,000 followers. He is known to be the one of the young voices in Nigeria
that drives social change through social media His views on socio-political matters
has earned him spots on many discussion panels across the nation, and the
globe.
KayodeOgundamisi
(@Ogundamisi) is a commentator on Nigerian and International affairs with
constant support and adoration from his 126,000 followers on Twitter. He is known
for his ability to write for major Nigerian Media outlets and for his active
nature on social media.
Get inspired by
Nigerian writers on Twitter – you never know who you might in turn inspire!
