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Creators in Nigeria

Get paid for your TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube views in Nigeria

Brands fund UGC campaigns in Nigeria. You propose your video, the brand approves it, you post on your own account — and every view is paid, withdrawn in naira to Airtel Money and MTN MoMo.

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NGN 1,100 – NGN 3,200
per 1,000 views
NGN 110,000 – NGN 320,000
for a video at 100,000 views
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follower minimum, no bank account
Your withdrawal

Your money lands on your mobile money in Nigeria

You withdraw in naira, to the number you already use. No bank account, no PayPal, no waiting on a platform monetisation programme.

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How it works

From campaign to withdrawal in Nigeria

01

Pick a campaign

African brands post briefs with a precise playbook: what to film, which format, which hook. You pick what fits you.

02

Propose before you post

You send your video and caption. The brand approves first — you never publish something that gets rejected after the fact.

03

Post on your own account

Once approved, you post on your TikTok, Facebook, Instagram or YouTube and send the link. Your account, your audience, your style.

04

Views become money

We track your views continuously. Every thousand views credits your balance, and you withdraw by mobile money whenever you want.

Frequently asked

What creators in Nigeria ask us

Does TikTok pay for views in Nigeria?
TikTok’s own creator payout programme is open in only a handful of African countries, and the rates there are among the lowest in the world. On TamTam the platforms are not what pays your views — brands are: every campaign states its rate per 1,000 views before you film, and the money arrives in naira on your mobile money.
How much do 1,000 views pay in Nigeria?
Between NGN 1,100 and NGN 3,200 per 1,000 views depending on the campaign, in naira — the exact rate is written on the campaign before you film. A video at 100,000 views is between NGN 110,000 and NGN 320,000, and nothing stops you posting several.
How do I get paid in Nigeria?
By mobile money: Airtel Money and MTN MoMo. Straight to the number you already use, in naira, with no bank account and no conversion to guess at.
How many followers do I need in Nigeria?
None. Campaigns pay for views, not followers. The algorithm pushes a good video even from a 200-follower account — and those views count exactly like any other.
Which platforms are accepted?
TikTok, Facebook (Reels and video posts), Instagram (Reels) and YouTube, Shorts included. You post on your own account, in your own style — the brand approves the video and the caption before publication, never after. Only videos pay: a photo has no view counter.
Is the money actually there?
Yes. A campaign cannot go live without its budget held in escrow on TamTam. What you earn is funded before you film, and becomes withdrawable after a short view-verification period.
Are you a brand?

Run a UGC campaign in Nigeria

Dozens of creators in Nigeria post for your brand on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. You set the brief, you approve every video before it goes out, and you only pay for views actually delivered — budget in naira, topped up by mobile money.

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Your first campaign in Nigeria is already waiting

Creating an account takes two minutes. Filming your first video, an evening. Getting paid, however long the views take.