In 2013 while waiting for ASUU, Nigeria to call off the 7 months strike (June 2013 to January 2014) I wanted to start a blog (I saw it's as lucrative after going through Linda Ikeji's Profile).
I made enquiries from few people who I knew were in the business. The discouragements I received such staying online blogging for six months consecutively before you can be registered as a blogger (I don't know if this is true oo) made me just focus on fasting for the strike to be called off.
Fast forward to January 2018, I learnt about Steemit from @ifioklee. He said just register and make your first post then you in the business. 😱 I was like "how real could this be?", I typed steemit.com, to survey the arena. I was encouraged by what I saw most especially the idea of becoming a blogger in Less than 48 hours.
I joined the community, got more information (@corbandjan you're appreciated) and right now I have to work on my rusty writing skills (hope it improves in the shortest available time).
Oh, Allow me to introduce myself; Ofonime Benjamin is my name, a one-time this, a one-time that and currently an Engineering undergraduate.
Nigerians are understanding people, we believe that whatever we are facing, we are not facing it alone 😎.
I'm looking forward to having a good time here and learning from the bloggers on this platform.
Gracias, Shalom 🙌