They prefer seeing boobs

Lets just say Nigerian's don't like learning.

I noticed too

I also observed that most bloggers arrange their post on desktop views and neglect the mobile view navigation and optimization.

Some people especially on opera products finds it hard to comment on their devices

you woman know y?? because fuel de scarce.

why would they comment on what they got no clue about. Quote the bible and see how many will comment.

Because 99.9% of Nigerians are computer illiterates! They would rather discuss bible or quran (two fictitious books) than discuss tech.

That's why Nigeria is so backward and primitive mentality still blossom.

Interesting things always attract attention. Make it interesting. Avoid too much tech talk. Relate your posts to everyday practical things. Ask people for their opinion, not just giving yours. Show interest in what they have to say. Most Nigerians are not tech savvy so may not understand too much hard stuff.

Disclaimer: I haven't visited your blog before, so I don't know if you are already doing these.

Do they really hate it or they are just too daft to know what to say.

It is simply because with tech blogs one is required to make an educated comment while one is allowed to speak with ones behind in the other. Do not forget Nigerians aren't that correctly schooled.

BTW, wetin I know about technology?

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Very few Nigerians are tech savvy so what do u expect? U don't just drop senseless comments just because you want to drop a comment

OP now i have commented, so what's in it for me?

because na tech blog

Justinah4life:
. Most of these Nigerian blogs dont work, and their is no way to contact them

We are not just a Tech Blog, we offer support as well, on topics you see on our blog and anything else. We response even on nl. Check us at www.ityunit.com

If Nigerians are not commenting on your tech blog, it is because you've done a poor job in marketing the blog. Make your blog interesting, dedicate time and effort towards marketing and other PR methods only then will you see an uptick in user engagement.

1. What's your Google rank
2. How are you reaching Nigerians?
3. Do you offer freebies on your blog? Such as free software, PDF and so on...
4. How dynamic is your blog?

I suggest you stop blaming the consumer and invest more in your business.

Says who ? Have you visited geek.ng , ogbongeblog or just naira?

Because it is very easy to make a comment concerning Kim Kardasia yansh , Even with an IQ of a frog you can still say something about Tonto dike bosom. You get my point right…No insult intended for those who love entertainment blogs.

As you can see merely by reading the title many people didn't even clicked the thread, just over 60 guest viewing. The highest pages you would get is 3 .

Put Tonto Dike on your tech blog and I will comment.
If not, what u have is copy and paste.

MissTechy:
Hello Everyone,

I recently took a survey and I noticed that Nigerians would love to comment on gossips blogs about other people's lives and not on tech information that can benefit them in their workplace or homes.

I am saying this because I know how hard it is to get comments on a tech blog given the fact that I run one (misstechy dot com), I have also searched top tech blogs in the country and noticed the same trend. Even noticed the trend on Nairaland, anytime a tech post is out on frontpage, people hardly comment or even view it.


Is it that the contents are boring or what?

Why would you choose to comment on other people's trouble but not on something that can benefit you in several ways -
Oya Nairalander answer

In my own opinion, may be those Tech blogs do not interest them or solve their problems. Those gossips may at least put a smile on their face. Take for instance, How do U expect a nokia user to comment on iPhone blog? Myself as a case study only follow blogs that I know has potential to solve a problem (immediate or nearest future). So, Tech bloggers should post what a common man can understand and apply.

Op how many times I don see you for the science and technology department. You dey visit there?

yaay! misstechy we made fp, maybe now we can get views from naijans

Go to tech blogs or wapka sites that share free browsing tricks, cheats etc. You will see comments ehn, fear go catch you...

MissTechy:
Hello Everyone,

I recently took a survey and I noticed that Nigerians would love to comment on gossips blogs about other people's lives and not on tech information that can benefit them in their workplace or homes.

I am saying this because I know how hard it is to get comments on a tech blog given the fact that I run one (misstechy dot com), I have also searched top tech blogs in the country and noticed the same trend. Even noticed the trend on Nairaland, anytime a tech post is out on frontpage, people hardly comment or even view it.


Is it that the contents are boring or what?

Why would you choose to comment on other people's trouble but not on something that can benefit you in several ways -
Oya Nairalander answer

The way you are seeking for comments is the way I am seeking for money ? Can you see the similarity ??

Idrismusty97:
Because it is very easy to make a comment concerning Kim Kardasia yansh , Even with an IQ of a frog you can still say something about Tonto dike bosom. You get my point right…No insult intended for those who love entertainment blogs.

As you can see merely by reading the title many people didn't even clicked the thread, just over 60 guest viewing. The highest pages you would get is 3 .

give us tech news on stuff like phones we can afford.. gadgets we access, africanized technology that would benefit the average Nigerian.. and u would see us visit..


dont give us crap about a device that can be used on mars. or some 4D drawing pen shi*t that aint feasible in a fvcking country that cant provide ELECTRICity 24/7


a crass number of mofos visit tech just to get cheat codes and freebies..

The average IQ quotient of a Nigerian is low and that's why they're not given to overly technical stuff. But if everyday gossip and beer parlor political discussions, they will sit down, open their dirty yansh and talk. That's why the politics section has been taken over by little noisy children who think politics is a shouting match. No wonder most of the sane and articulate contributors have left the seen. As for technology, things will only get better when the Nigerian educational system looks up. You tech bloggers aint doing anything wrong. Nigerians aren't just there yet.

Nice observation. I think majority of the internet user are more interested in topics like Politics, Entertainment and you know maybe all these type Amen thing on Fb..

As for me, I rarely comment on any blog because i don't like to register before i write a comment.

mistypiper:
Nice observation. I think majority of the internet user are more interested in topics like Politics, Entertainment and you know maybe all these type Amen thing on Fb..

As for me, I rarely comment on any blog because i don't like to register before i write a comment.

you dont usually have to register, u just input ur name and email and gbam! some blogs even allow anonymous comments. see me signature.

So true

MissTechy:
Hello Everyone,

I recently took a survey and I noticed that Nigerians would love to comment on gossips blogs about other people's lives and not on tech information that can benefit them in their workplace or homes.

I am saying this because I know how hard it is to get comments on a tech blog given the fact that I run one (misstechy dot com), I have also searched top tech blogs in the country and noticed the same trend. Even noticed the trend on Nairaland, anytime a tech post is out on frontpage, people hardly comment or even view it.


Is it that the contents are boring or what?

Why would you choose to comment on other people's trouble but not on something that can benefit you in several ways -
Oya Nairalander answer

cus most tech bloggers are very busy to repy check yomiprof.com he get a lot of comments just cus he replies and answer questions.

Simple: tech awareness is still low in Nigeria.

As a career blogger, I also noticed that people don't comment on articles that are academic and technical.

Many of the guys that contribute to my blog got discouraged from writing because of low engagement their articles attract.


Another thing I noticed: In Nigeria, people see bloggers as no-do-gooders. They just don't want to associate with blog.

Also, people here are usually uncomfortable to comment on blogs. I was surprised recently, when after reading an article a contributor to my blog wrote on James Lafferty, former CEO of CocaCola West Africa, BAT etc, the man himself showed up (God knows how he saw the article - maybe through Google alert) and personally commented. I can't imagine a Nigerian Bank MD commenting on a blog!