Nigeria’s short video skit industry has grown into a multimillion-dollar digital economy, creating jobs and brand opportunities for young creators. Platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram are helping skit makers monetize content and contribute to the wider creative sector. Despite technical challenges, experts expect the industry to expand rapidly as more creators gain skills and audiences continue to grow.
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