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Nigerian Creators React to YouTube Monetisation Changes

Nigerian YouTube creators are raising concerns after recent monetisation changes, with some reporting lower views, watch time and subscriber growth. For people who have spent months building their channels, sudden changes in performance can be frustrating. The key question is whether the decline is linked to the update or to normal shifts in YouTube’s algorithm. Have you noticed any changes in your channel’s views, watch time or earnings since the update? Share your experience and what has worked for you.

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K
kemi

Which change do creators think is affecting them most: monetisation rules, recommendations, or something else behind the lower growth?

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K
kris

Are creators pointing to any specific policy change, or is the growth concern mostly anecdotal?

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hala

It is understandable that creators feel frustrated when months of steady channel building suddenly produce weaker views and watch time.

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kaka

Lower performance is worrying, but it may be too early to treat every dip in views or subscribers as proof of one monetisation change.

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J
jude

Creators could compare recent uploads with older ones, track watch time closely, and test formats before making major decisions about their channels.

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