Sele Media Africa | Tech & Digital Economy | September 3, 2025

BREAKING: Facebook Launches Content Monetization Program (CMP), Creators Buzzing Across Africa

In a bold move that’s sending waves across the digital creator space, Meta (Facebook) has announced the rollout of its Content Monetization Program (CMP) — a streamlined system aimed at replacing older monetization models like Performance Bonuses and Ads on Reels.

While official documentation from Meta is still forthcoming, reports from community posts and social media insiders confirm that CMP is already in early-stage implementation, with new features sparking excitement — especially among creators across Nigeria and Africa at large.

What’s Getting Creators Talking?

Lower Entry Barriers: Rumors suggest Facebook will slash monetization requirements, with whispers of a 5,000 follower threshold making it easier for upcoming creators to earn.

End of Fact-Checking: Meta has officially retired its controversial third-party fact-checking program, replacing it with community-based moderation. This is seen by many as a win for free expression.

Visit www.ourcreatorshub.com or connect with their monetization team directly via WhatsApp: +2347036646764

Stay tuned to Sele Media Africa for more verified updates as Meta officially rolls out its CMP framework across the globe.

Sources: Meta Creators Forum, TechCrunch, SocialMediaToday, Community Reports

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