YouTube,one of the biggest video hosting service,
YouTube allows users to upload, view, rate, share, add to favorites, report, comment on videos, and subscribe to other users.
YouTubers earns advertising revenue from Google AdSense, a program which targets ads according to site content and audience.

Nigeria being one of the world's largest internet users having a total of 83million users and is expected to reach 93 million by the end of 2019,and having a total of 19million facebook users. i wounder why is Nigerians not engaging in YouTube as much?
I think you can all agree with me that the total number of subscribers engaged in YouTube is not that impressive compared to other parts of the world. And it got me thinking is it due to the fact that there is a shortage of free Wi-Fi in public places or is it because of a high Coast of internet subscription? Or it because Nigerians don't feel like YouTube is something that should be a Big deal?
With the current situation facing the country,poverty and lack of employment the question is why are Nigerians not engaging in the YouTube business and to actually show their talents in contents creation and promotion of our culture and bringing about awareness to the rest of the world.

nazeefsco:
YouTube,one of the biggest video hosting service,
YouTube allows users to upload, view, rate, share, add to favorites, report, comment on videos, and subscribe to other users.
YouTubers earns advertising revenue from Google AdSense, a program which targets ads according to site content and audience.

Nigeria being one of the world's largest internet users having a total of 83million users and is expected to reach 93 million by the end of 2019,and having a total of 19million facebook users. i wounder why is Nigerians not engaging in YouTube as much?
I think you can all agree with me that the total number of subscribers engaged in YouTube is not that impressive compared to other parts of the world. And it got me thinking is it due to the fact that there is a shortage of free Wi-Fi in public places or is it because of a high Coast of internet subscription? Or it because Nigerians don't feel like YouTube is something that should be a Big deal?
With the current situation facing the country,poverty and lack of employment the question is why are Nigerians not engaging in the YouTube business and to actually show their talents in contents creation and promotion of our culture and bringing about awareness to the rest of the world.

Most Nigerians are clueless in life, i have no job and i earn a living form youtube and i thank God for introducing me to youtube 7months, i have made thousands of dollars and will make more and build a mega brand from it, i live in lagos today because of my youtube earnings, I am glad and i am the ist african into home theatre tech niche in Nigeria

DATA

Immaculatesnow:


Most Nigerians are clueless in life, i have no job and i earn a living form youtube and i thank God for introducing me to youtube 7months, i have made thousands of dollars and will make more and build a mega brand from it, i live in lagos today because of my youtube earnings, I am glad and i am the ist african into home theatre tech niche in Nigeria

YouTube is life

Lalasticala

nazeefsco:
YouTube is life

lol

Immaculatesnow:


lol

whats your channel

nazeefsco:
whats your channel

the link is on my profile or type SIMBAZ on youtube

The major reason is DATA. I mean take for instance a person that subscribes for 2GB monthly, would you expect that person to watch YouTube?

Immaculatesnow:


the link is on my profile or type SIMBAZ on youtube

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