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Nigerian Twitter User Hits N36m On Ads Revenue Sharing

A Nigerian X user identified as Logik #iamlogikk on Saturday celebrated receiving the payment of N36,858,567 from the app ads revenue sharing programme introduced by owner Elon Musk.

X, formerly known as Twitter launched its new payment plan in the United States of America in July and only recently extended this payment plan to verified global users with Twitter Blue subscribers.

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Also, a few Nigerian content creators on the microblogging app, has begun to receive payment as well.

Bamidele who controls a whopping 102.5k followers was eligible to get N491k on the app but said he could only withdraw N245k at the time

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Alex Enemanna

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