The right creators
Influencers chosen on audience fit and engagement, not follower counts alone.
Crea8Hub is an influencer marketing agency in Nigeria, based in Lagos. We connect brands with the right Nigerian influencers and content creators, from celebrities to niche micro-influencers, and manage every campaign end to end: strategy, selection, contracts, content approval, posting and reporting.

Nigerians trust people more than adverts. A recommendation from a creator someone already follows carries weight that a banner ad can't buy. But choosing the wrong influencers, with fake followers, the wrong audience or a poor fit with your brand, wastes money and can damage your reputation. A specialist agency makes sure every naira goes to creators who reach and persuade your real customers.
Influencers chosen on audience fit and engagement, not follower counts alone.
Briefs that let creators speak in their own voice, within your guidelines.
We handle outreach, negotiation, contracts, payments and scheduling.
Reach, engagement, clicks, codes and sales tracked and reported.
Goals, audience, platforms, creator tiers and budget split.
Checks on audience location, engagement quality and brand safety.
Many smaller creators for trusted, targeted reach at lower cost.
Big names for launches and moments that need mass reach.
Briefs, content approvals, posting schedules and live monitoring.
Creator-made videos you can use in ads and on your own pages.
Longer partnerships that build lasting association with your brand.
Links, promo codes and reports that show what each creator delivered.
Macro-influencers and celebrities give you huge reach quickly, which suits launches and big announcements. Micro-influencers, usually with a few thousand to around a hundred thousand followers, often have closer relationships with their audiences, higher engagement and lower fees, which suits sustained campaigns and niche products. Most effective campaigns in Nigeria combine both: a few big voices for attention and many smaller ones for trust and repetition. Platform choice matters too. TikTok and Instagram dominate for lifestyle, beauty, food and fashion; X works for conversation-driven and news-led campaigns; YouTube suits longer reviews and tutorials; and LinkedIn creators reach professionals and business decision-makers.

Goals, audience, budget and the role influencers will play.

Vetted creators matched to your audience and brand values.

Clear briefs, deliverables, timelines and usage rights.

Content approved, posted on schedule and monitored in real time.

Results per creator, and lessons for the next campaign.
We pick creators whose followers match your customers, not just the biggest names.
We check engagement, audience quality and past content before recommending anyone.
Influencer content connects to your social media, ads and launch campaigns.
Tracking links, promo codes and clear reports show what each creator delivered.
Influencer fees in Nigeria vary widely depending on follower count, engagement, platform, the type of content and how long you can use it. Micro-influencers cost a fraction of what celebrities charge. We'll recommend a mix of creators that fits your budget and goals.
We review engagement rates, comment quality, follower growth patterns and audience location, and ask creators for their own platform insights before recommending them.
Mainly Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and Facebook, and sometimes LinkedIn for B2B and professional audiences.
Yes. Creators share drafts for your approval, and the brief sets out what must be included and avoided, so content stays on-brand and compliant.
Paid influencer posts are a form of advertising in Nigeria, and ARCON's rules on advertising apply. We build compliance checks and clear sponsorship disclosure into every campaign.
An influencer posts about your brand to their own followers, so you're paying for their reach and credibility. A UGC (user-generated content) creator makes authentic-looking videos and photos that you post on your own pages or use in ads, so you're paying for the content itself. Many campaigns use both.
