Kenyan Tiktok star, comedian and skit creator Baba Talisha has officially joined the growing list of digital creators making serious money from Facebook. Known for his hilarious and relatable TikTok content, the father of two is now proving that Meta’s platforms can be more than just entertainment, people are making serious money on Facebook.
Recently, Mulamwah shared that in June only, he was able to make 1.1 million on facebook only. On the other hand, Baba Talisha has said that, days after his Facebook account was approved for monetisation, he gave his fans a glimpse of what the platform can pay. And the numbers are impressive.
Baba Talisha first won hearts with his funny videos on TikTok, where his everyday life skits went viral. But like many Kenyan creators who want to diversify their income, he decided to tap into Facebook’s monetisation program.
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When his account finally got approved, he wasted no time testing the waters—and the results came quickly.
In a candid social media post, Baba Talisha revealed his first three days of Facebook earnings. He made $120.59 (around KSh 15,600)—all within 72 hours.
Breaking it down:
Interestingly, each content category showed a 100% growth rate over the past 28 days, meaning monetisation had only just started but was already gaining momentum.
Baba Talisha’s experience highlights a bigger trend in Kenya’s digital space. More creators are moving beyond TikTok and YouTube to explore Facebook monetisation through:
For many, Facebook is turning from a casual posting platform into a serious revenue stream, especially when content resonates with a wide audience.
Fans and fellow content creators flooded Baba Talisha’s comments with congratulatory messages. Many were curious about how to apply for monetisation and start earning themselves.
His advice? Apply, wait for approval, and stay consistent. It may take time, but as his quick results show, the effort can pay off.
Is Facebook Monetisation Worth It?
While $120 might not sound life-changing, earning over KSh 15,000 in three days is a solid start. For creators who post regularly and already have a loyal audience, these earnings can grow significantly over weeks or months.
It’s also proof that Kenyan digital creators don’t have to rely on brand deals alone. Platforms like Facebook are now rewarding original content directly, giving creators more independence.
1. How do I monetise my Facebook account in Kenya?
You need to switch to a professional account or page, meet Facebook’s monetisation standards, and apply via the Creator Studio or Meta Business Suite.
2. How long does Facebook approval take?
It varies—some creators get approved within days, while others may wait weeks.
3. How much can Kenyan creators realistically earn?
It depends on audience size, engagement, and content type. Some make a few thousand shillings, while bigger creators can make more than a million every month.
Baba Talisha’s success is a clear reminder that social media is no longer just for fun—it’s a business opportunity. If you’re a Kenyan creator with engaging content, Facebook could be your next big earning platform.
So, is it time you gave Facebook monetisation a shot?
I’m Clinton Wamalwa Wanjala, a financial writer and certified financial consultant passionate about empowering the youth with practical financial knowledge. As the founder of Fineducke.com, I provide accessible guidance on personal finance, entrepreneurship, and investment opportunities.
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