10 strange website Nigerians visit everyday

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Among the top 50 websites in Nigeria, MrRightsNg have identified about 10 of them relatively unknown to Nigerians.
By relatively unknown, i mean that even if people knows the website, no one could imagine that they will make it to top 50.

The 10 strange and popular websites in Nigeria you might not know about are as follows:

1. Stackoverflow.com
2. Betradar.com
3. www.msn.com
4. Afrtrk.com
5. O2tvseries.com
6. Newsprofin.com
7. Cobalten.com
8. Ghafla.com
9. Office.com
10. Aliexpress.com

Bonus: xvideo.com

All these websites are among top 50 websites in Nigeria

MrRightsNg

Comments

  1. Editorial Staff28 July 2018 at 12:58

    This a great list but you miss adding NOUN Portal to the list.

    Bytheway, Thanks for the heads up!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Mr Rights3 August 2018 at 06:51

    Thanks for your input. This list was compiled from the Global website rating of Alexa and NOUN portal was not listed.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Ikeh Solomon23 November 2018 at 05:57

    Ur blog lack many things
    Load time sucks 😔
    Contact my on 👉 08161811834

    ReplyDelete

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