Scale Quality Content Production in Nigerian Local Languages

Demand for local language content among Nigerian internet users is enormous but largely unmet. Millions of Nigerians — particularly older adults, rural users, and those with lower English proficiency — would prefer to consume news, entertainment, and educational content in Hausa, Yoruba, or Igbo. The content that exists in these languages is low-quality, inconsistently produced, and hard to find. The barrier is production economics: creating local language content is more expensive per viewer than English content because the tools, training, and distribution infrastructure are not there. Your challenge is to design a local language content production and distribution network for one Nigerian language. It must train a distributed network of local language content creators, provide tools for affordable quality production, aggregate content for discoverability, and create a monetisation model that makes production economically viable for creators earning in that language's market. Submit a design document (max 12 pages) including: the content creator training model, production tools (with specific software and hardware), distribution and discoverability design, monetisation model, cost per content hour produced, and a plan to publish 100 hours of quality content per week within 18 months. Judging criteria: 35% production economics and quality model, 30% creator training and network design, 20% distribution and discoverability, 15% monetisation design.