From TikTok to Nollywood: How Short-Form Creators Are Crossing Into Film

The Nigerian film industry has always been about storytelling, but the way stories begin is changing. What used to take years of stage work or auditions now sometimes starts with a smartphone and a 30-second skit. TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts have become launchpads for a new generation of actors, comedians, and producers who are […]

The Future of Nigerian Media: Community-Owned Platforms vs. Big Tech Algorithms

Nigerians no longer rely on TV stations or glossy newspapers alone for information. The media landscape is shifting, and the new competition isn’t just between local outlets, it’s between homegrown platforms and the algorithms of global giants like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. At stake is more than clicks; it’s about who controls the stories, the […]

The Sponsorship Game: How Creators Can Attract and Negotiate with Brands

For many Nigerian creators, landing brand deals feels like the ultimate milestone. Sponsorships don’t just bring money. They validate a creator’s influence and unlock new opportunities. But getting to that point takes more than posting content; it’s about strategy, positioning, and knowing how to negotiate without selling yourself short. Attracting Brands the Smart Way Brands […]

Influencer Burnout: The Dark Side of Always Being Online

Every smiling photo, polished reel, or viral tweet hides a reality most fans never see, the exhaustion of keeping up. Nigerian influencers are at the heart of today’s digital economy, but the constant pressure to stay relevant, post consistently, and engage audiences can take a heavy toll. Behind the filters lies stress, anxiety, and sometimes, […]

Local Voices, Global Reach: How Nigerian Dialects Are Trending Online

In Nigeria’s buzzing digital scene, one of the most surprising stars isn’t a celebrity or influencer, it’s language. From TikTok skits to YouTube tutorials and podcasts, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, and even minority dialects are stepping into the global spotlight. What was once considered “local talk” is now part of a cultural wave reaching millions […]