Top 50 Female Skit Makers in Nigeria

Who runs the comedy streets of Nigeria? Let me tell you, it's the ladies! In this post, we’re celebrating the top 50 female skit makers in Nigeria who are bringing laughter to our lives, one video at a time.

If you’re like me, you’ve probably binge-watched these women, laughed till your belly ached, and then wondered, “How do they come up with these skits?”

As someone passionate about storytelling and content creation, this article holds a special place for me.

At IBIFoundry, we believe in highlighting influential women changing the narrative in Nigeria - and these queens are doing just that.

Let’s dive into who they are, why they matter, and how their creativity is shaping Nigeria’s digital comedy scene.

Why Female Skit Makers Are Winning

It’s not just about comedy; it’s about using creativity to build brands and tell relatable Nigerian stories.

In a country where 33% of the youth are unemployed, these women have turned skit-making into a lucrative business.

With millions of followers and deals from top brands, they’ve shown that hard work, creativity, and consistency pay off.

Some stats to keep in mind:

• As of 2023, the Nigerian digital comedy industry is worth billions of Naira, with creators earning between ₦200,000 to ₦5 million per skit from ads and endorsements.

• Female creators are leading conversations on gender equality, relationships, and societal issues through relatable humor.

Top 50 Female Skit Makers in Nigeria

1. Taaooma

The queen of skit-making! Known for her relatable African mum character, Taaooma (Maryam Apaokagi) dominates the comedy scene.

Her skits explore family dynamics, societal norms, and everyday life.

2. Kiekie

Bukunmi Adeaga-Ilori, aka Kiekie, brings energy and wit.

With her versatile content, she’s carved a niche, mixing fashion and comedy.

3. Ashmusy

Amarachi Amusi, aka Ashmusy, creates hilarious content that blends Nigerian slangs, relationships, and trending issues.

4. Ada Jesus Comedy

She stands out with her sharp wit and skits centered on relationships, gossip, and family dynamics.

5. Real Warri Pikin

Known for her relatable, funny take on marriage and motherhood, Anita Asuoha never misses the mark.

6. Maraji

One of the pioneers in the skit-making scene, Gloria Oloruntobi’s multi-character skits paved the way for many.

7. Caramel Plugg

Known for her commentary on Gen Z lifestyle, Caramel brings vibes, humor, and sarcasm in equal measure.

8. Iya Mufu

Her “Iya Mufu” character is a hit. She uses this persona to highlight family drama and the hilarity of Nigerian parenting.

9. Lizzy Jay (Omo Ibadan)

This comic actress showcases Yoruba culture and tackles societal issues in a light-hearted way.

10. Kemz Mama

Adeyela Adebola, aka Kemz Mama, delights fans with her character “Mummy Wa,” often featured in Mr. Macaroni’s skits.

(16 Other Relevant Female Content Creators & Skit-Makers Worth Celebrating)

1. Twins Love Comedy

2. Florence Faj

3. Vivian Adaeze (Purple Speedy)

4. Eunice Omorogie

5. Tacha Bants

6. Tomama

7. Moyin the Entertainer

8. Chioma Love

9. Funmi Nimi

10. Blessing Aki

11. Eniola Ajao (Eniola Comedy)

12. Tomiwa Sage

13. Shanky's Tales

14. Yemi Alade Comedy

15. Nons Miraj (Ada Jesus)

16. Funky Akindele

These ladies keep pushing boundaries, ensuring no moment of boredom exists in our lives.

What Makes Them Stand Out?

1. Relatable Content: Their stories feel personal to every Nigerian.

2. Social Media Consistency: From Instagram to TikTok, they know how to stay in your face.

3. Brand Collaborations: Many of them have partnered with global brands like Coca-Cola, MTN, and Dangote.

4. Skillful Editing: They create high-quality videos that keep us hooked.

The Impact of Female Skit Makers on Influencer Marketing

These women are more than comedians - they are influential brand voices.

A skit maker like Taaooma or Kiekie can generate millions of views, ensuring a brand’s message is heard.

Research shows 70% of Nigerians make purchase decisions based on recommendations from influencers.

Want to Build a Skit-Making Career or Leverage Influencer Marketing?

Here’s the truth: skit-making is a goldmine, and these queens have proven it. But it’s not just about funny videos - it’s about building a personal brand, engaging with audiences, and aligning with brands authentically.

At IBI Foundry, we’re here to help you:

• Create a solid digital strategy.

• Find the right influencers to market your brand.

• Build a powerful personal brand as a creator.

Conclusion: Join the IBIFoundry Movement

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If you’re a creator or skit maker, we’d love to work with you.

Let us help you grow your audience, land brand deals, and monetize your content effectively.

Together, we can take Nigerian digital creativity to the world stage. Let’s make it happen!

Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng

For Ibifoundry.com.ng/blog