Avoid them: Nigerian-American writer lists words and things Nigerians shouldn't post to avoid Facebook demonetisation

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A Nigerian-American, Innocent Tino, has said Nigerians risk getting demonetised if they fail to keep to Facebook's rules
The writer enumerated certain key do's and don'ts Nigerians should adhere to while creating content on Facebook
Innocent spoke with Legit.ng about his Facebook advice to Nigerians and said his desire is for everyone to win

Nigerian-American writer, Innocent Tino, has dished out certain things Nigerians should avoid posting on Facebook to avoid demonetisation.

On June 27, Meta approved Nigeria as an eligible country whose content creators can earn ad revenue on Facebook.

Lists of words and things to avoid posting

The development led to jubilation among Nigerians, and Innocent has advised them to tread carefully on the social media platform.

Things not to post on Facebook

In a Facebook post on July 1, Innocent advised Nigerians to refrain from using cuss words and learn how to respond to certain comments.

He also said Nigerians should limit political, religious and gay-related posts and put disclaimers on videos with fight or abuse scenes.

"Second step: No qu@rrel or c*rse person just learn to how to take nothing serious when you want to respond to some comment ."Third step : limit anything politic , religion, AgeeAgee bread issue no even talk about am , no post any video people dey f!ght or ab*use each other , and if you post anything wey be like small casa dey inside , put disclaimer like the one I dey put under some post say you no dey support vi0lence . Etc...dem many you need to know."

Avoid sexual content on Facebook

While admonishing people to create content regularly on Facebook, Innocent warned that sexual content should be totally avoided. He also spoke about the use of songs on the Facebook list. In his words:

"4th: Deh create content regularly and be original like even if na person posts , add your own salt to it. "5th : no dey use songs for that Facebook list for your content especially songs from them Davido, Burnaboy, Wizkid etc( they are highly copyright)...if you go use , use the free copyright own you go see am for the list . But if you must use a musician song , add a disclaimer to it."6th : Anything kn@cking, showing of pr!vate p@rts etc no post ...if you go post am, cover am. And no post children face for pics , g*ns , anywhere f!re dey burn etc..."

Speaking with Legit.ng, Innocent said he has been creating content on Facebook for the past nine years and had been flagged a couple of times.

On the rules he highlighted, Innocent said they are courtesy of what Facebook provided as a guideline for users and creators. He said:

"Because that is the rule. I only break it down in pidgin."

People commend Innocent Tino

Ifyle Patrick said:

"Nigerian that i knew, are unable to maintain all this rules! Many go fall victim in less than no time...."

Kenneth Ifeanyi Delight said:

"You try the issue na is we don't love ourselves in this country."

Family Blog said:

"Me that has many of these people songs on my reels,but na the one way I see for fb song list oih."

Fo La said:

"Abeg anyone."Am just a starter ."Someone to put me through."

Ambima Yusuf said:

"Me that I don't want Peace but problem always Meka dey my dey let Dem keep their money."

Idemudia Lovely Faith said:

"Second line if u wan curse person go d person inbox because some people na werey ."

Nada Bitrus said:

"Thank you very much sir, na only you fit do this one. We appreciate ."

Qualification for content monetisation in Nigeria

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported an interesting update regarding Facebook monetisation.

Earning money on Facebook is not that hard, but one must first qualify for it by meeting all the strict rules and following all Facebook community policies.

There are many ways to earn money from Facebook, but some people don't know how to check if they have qualified for monetisation. Legit.ng listed simple steps to take if one wants to know if they are qualified to monetise their content on Facebook.

Source: Legit.ng

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