Facebook monetisation: US citizen shares interesting thing Nigerians should know about it

• Nigerians were thrown into celebration after it was confirmed that Facebook had made Nigeria eligible for monetisation
• While many have begun switching to professional mode in anticipation of cashing out from Facebook, a US citizen has cautioned that it is not yet Uhuru
• The US citizen shared a vital information Nigerians must know to benefit from the Facebook monetisation

A Nigerian-American, Innocent Tino, has cautioned Nigerians celebrating Facebook monetisation that it is not as easy as they think.

Weeks after confirming to Legit.ng exclusively about making Nigeria eligible, Facebook's parent company, Meta, finally approved the West African country for monetisation.

He said the stakes are high for Facebook monetisation. The image used here is for illustration purpose and is unrelated to the story. Photo Credit: Roberto Westbrook, Nurphoto
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Innocent said one needs to put in the work to make more money from Facebook.

He claimed that a person may not benefit from Facebook monetisation if their engagement on the platform doesn't exceed five million.

Innocent said he was talking from experience, adding that the stakes are high. Innocent wrote:

"To make better Raba for Facebook you go work oo...no be joke my dear ...if your reach or engagement no dey pass 5m weekly na almost nothing you go dey make oo. Just telling you from experience as someone already doing it. The stake are high."

Legit.ng had shared how to know if you are qualified for Facebook monetisation in Nigeria.

Innocent's advice on Facebook monetisation stirs reactions

Evidence Chukwudi Simeon said:

"That's why you post more than 100 x in a day."We understand your hustle,God no go shame you."

Cypher Graphics said:

"Why not help people to monetize and charge them for it you can add that to your stream of income since Nigeria is having issues with monetization."

Favorite Akachi said:

"Oga rest , you never encouraged anyone concerning this monitization or even told anyone u are into it , why NW you are trying to discourage others? Nawaooo."

Fortune Eshio Chaba said:

"Now that they monetize Nigeria, you'll bringing discouragement. It's a gradual process. You should have advise us not to rush, Just be focus and continue our thing, this is what I expect from you!"This is how I see it and it's what am doing. Continue your current hustle my people and still posting and making videos. Don't rush because of money. Build your account first, it'll pay you big in the end."

Eugene Annan said:

"You so quick to jump on anything to act all knowing why ? rest Oga."

Mama Universe Tv said:

"Nawao. When we go take get there?"Meaning everyday someone must post multiple videos."

Nigerians become eligible to earn on Facebook

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Facebook content creators had rejoiced as Nigeria became eligible to earn money.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, ticked Nigeria blue in the professional dashboard on Thursday, June 27.

Before now, content creators with Nigerian addresses were not eligible for Facebook monetisation unless they had a page management based in an eligible country.

Source: Legit.ng