Hypertension secondary to primary glomerulopathies was common in our study. Nephrotic syndrome was the main glomerular syndrome. Histopathological lesions were dominated by SFGS. The occurrence of this hypertension was associated with hypoalbuminemia. Due to the high frequency of hypertension secondary to glomerulopathies and its potential severity, it appears necessary to implement early detection measures such as the correct measurement of blood pressure in any patient with primary glomerulopathy and performing systematic urine strip analysis in all hypertensive patients.