With the current economic situation in the country, coupled with lack of employment opportunities, content creation has become one of the easiest self-employed strategy for the millions of jobless Nigerians.

Now the most important aspect is that Nigeria being the largest populated black nation in the world makes it easy for a content creator in Nigeria to have followers and the basic requirements to monetize any of their preferred social media platforms and start earning money right away as a content creator.

But before you think of doing so, I think the best way to start is to have an idea or knowledge of how much content creators are paid in Nigeria; because it will give you more motivation to weather every odds and becoem a succcessful content creator.

In this article therefore, I am going to break down to your perfect understanding how much content creators are being aid in Nigeria.

So without further ado, let’s get into it.

How much are content creators paid in Nigeria?

How much content creators are paid in Nigeria will vary depending on several factors, such as their active years and experience and, most especially, their niche or topic.

For example, the average daily pay of a remote freelance writerc in Nigeria can vary between $1 to $5 dollars, which is approximately 1,500 to 7,500 Naira.

Also a content creator in Nigeria who has a monetized Facebook account can earn between $1 to $10 per 1,000 views (CPM), and when converted to Naira, this figure qill be around N1,500 Tto N15,000.

It is worth noting that a freelance writer will not have to spend much to earn the figure stated above, while a video content creator on Facebook will spend much to shoot and edit their videos every time.