You Should Follow These Top Fashion and Lifestyle Influencers From Nigeria.

The COVID19 pandemic brought spontaneous lifestyle changes, laced with economic hardship, turmoil, and anti-social regulations. A lot of people have either been furloughed or completely lost their jobs worldwide, and talks of an economic recession run rampant. Due to these social changes, a lot of traditional employees are turning to social media as a means to earn income. Only Fans, Tik Tok, and Instagram are just few of the social media platforms that have noticed a significant increase in NAU’s (new active users).

In the past, Forbes, business Insider and other media outlets have reported celebrity income from social media with some influencers earning up to $1M per sponsored post. Depicting status symbol content such as luxury automobiles, expensive watches, private jets, and designer clothes, can serve to increase one’s social currency, making an influencer able to charge more money for sponsored posts and paid partnerships.

However, not all influencers are interested in brand paid partnerships. For these guys, good looks and luxury living is just another day in the week, and quality content is just a way of life. Being a Nigerian born writer, I understand that style, luxury and fashion varies across continents, communities, and cultures. Therefore, an influencer’s style and profile layout must be unique and distinctive in other to…