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Nigeria Information Portal (nigeriagalleria.com): Nigeria information portal. Business directory, jobs and vacancies, news, finance, marketplace, country guide, upcoming events, forums, health and lifestyle, inspiration etc

Most of the films are produced by independent companies and businessmen. However, the big money for films in Nigeria is made in the direct-to-video market. The average film costs between US$17,000 and US$23,000, is shot on video in just a week-selling up to 150,000-200,000 units nationwide in one day. With this type of return, more and more are getting into the film business there. By most reports, Nollywood is a $500-million industry. And it keeps growing. According to Frank Ikegwuonu, author of Who's Who in Nollywood,[11] about "1,200 films are produced in Nigeria annually." And more and more filmmakers are heading to Nigeria because of "competitive distribution system and a cheap workforce." Further, Nigerian films seem to be better received by the market when compared to foreign films because "those films are more family oriented than the American films.

About BusinessDay Nigeria (businessdayonline.com): A daily business newspaper dealing with many sectors of Nigerian business including politics, banking and finance, investing, and commodities insurance. The website supplements the print version of the publication.

Daily news updates, viewpoints, feature articles, and essays on Nigeria. The site has a relatively good traffic rank in the cities of Medicina (#21), Barking (#41), and Lagos (#79). Nigeriaworld is located in the US.

Internet portal for Nigeria aimed at the Asaba people.

A weblog that publishes latest jobs, employment news, and careers opportunities.

Independent daily newspaper published in Nigeria. Site contains articles from the printed version. Ngrguardiannews.com has been online for more than thirteen years, and search engines refer about 9% of visits to the site.

Online site of the Nigerian Tribune, Saturday Tribune and Sunday Tribune. Includes news and features, editorials and opinion, politics and policy, sports, arts and review, tourism and entertainment. Relative to the overall population of internet users, the site appeals more to users who have postgraduate educations; its audience also tends to consist of higher-income men between the ages of 35 and 65 who have more children and browse from work. Approximately 82% of visitors to the site come from Nigeria, where it has attained a traffic rank of 29

National daily newspaper covers business, politics, finance, sports and lifestyle topics.Compared with internet averages, this site's users tend to have postgraduate educations, and they tend to be higher-income men over the age of 35 who have more children and browse from work.

Categorised directory of Nigerian businesses, organisations and resources also includes links to web sites when available.

Pan-African development finance institution established in 1964 to foster economic growth and social progress in Africa.

Nigerian social and entertainment community. Site features a vibrant discussion forum, News portal, Latest Nollywood movies, Music, Debates and the ability to meet new friends from around the world (both youth, singles and married) Compared with the overall internet population, the site's audience tends to be users who have postgraduate educations; it also appeals more to low-income, childless men between the ages of 25 and 45 who browse from work.

"About Nairaland, the Nigerian Forum (nairaland.com): A big, broad discussion forum for Nigerians. Covers dozens of topics including romance, technology, careers, business, and entertainment. With over half a million members, the number one Nigerian community online continues to grow. Compared with all internet users, its users are disproportionately African, and they are disproportionately low-income, childless men under the age of 35 who have postgraduate educations.