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-Sharing videos on YouTube now more Rewarding for Nigerians
-Nigerian video creators now able to monetize on YouTube
-Sharing videos on YouTube in Nigeria “Pays”
-YouTube Partner Program goes live. Nigerians now able to monetize on videos
-Relevant local content is key to the development of the internet in Nigeria. When the local YouTube domain was launched in Nigeria in 2011, no one could have guessed the amount of impact it would make. From Musical videos, to "how-to” DIY clips, comedy skits, short movies Nigerians have been generating some of the most creatively diverse content on YouTube.

To further support local creators, the YouTube Partner Program has now been extended to Nigeria. What this means is that Nigerian YouTube users are now going to be able to make money on their videos, and gain access to resources and programs that can help them expand to a larger audience. So whether it’s a banker who dreams of moonlighting as a comedian, or a young animator in Unilag working on an animation series, or a seasoned makeup artist looking to showcase her talent to a wider audience, the YouTube Partner Program provides an opportunity for them to share to a worldwide audience and earn money doing so.

To enroll in this program and become a YouTube Partner, content creators will be required to sign-in in their YouTube accounts and have at least one video enabled for advertising on http://www.youtube.com/account_monetization.

Content creators enrolled in the YouTube Online Partner Program will be provided with online tools and resources to improve their skills, build their online audience and most importantly monetize their videos.

Not only individuals benefit from the YouTube platform - brands do too. Brands are able to connect to their audience through various targeting methods. Whether it be based on demographics, interest, topics, keywords and specific video's or YouTube channels, advertisers will be able to make sure they are as relevant as possible. With the most well-known ad format being "true--view" in-stream ads, brands are only charged once the viewer has chosen to engage with their content. This "Cost Per View" model is first of its kind and ensures brands get the most out of their spend.

Google Nigeria's Country Manager, Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor said “We are excited about the amazing opportunities the YouTube Partner Program will create for Nigerian content creators to engage and build a global audience for their content.” “This program will definitely enrich the diversity of the YouTube community and bring more Nigerian content to the web” She added.

nice, can we get PayPal back?
I should go get some of my video tutorials on YouTube

How shall we be rewarded? What is the means of payment?

nice move to move our ministry

Great dev. Lots of quality video tutorials, comic, news and entertainment will began to surface. Besides i foresee ireporters.tv motivate them to this. Well done anyway.

Ok let me sharply upload a video of me dirty dancing

Good move

Oga at the top video don hammer

Its about Time to roll out my videos. Everyone still have a lot to learn.

Nigerians..'owo la ma nri won'si'

WOW i wont allow ds pas me by,i wil post my, den beg nairalanders to help me veiw. dats skils

Great! Me likey this. Kudos Youtube Nigeria

chai! I just wish hon. Patrick obahiagbon will give me exclusive right to upload his videos.. I go just hammer

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mukina2 front page tins nw..

So how do we get paid ?


Same PayPal ?

This sounds nice let me take my time to go and study what this is all about... I will be back to comment later.

i am the most intellgent guy on nl, i know this

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