Season One · Registration opens 1 September
They called you olodo
So come and
collect your result.
Four weeks. One phone. You learn to shoot it, cut it, stream it and charge for it — then you publish 20 pieces in public and let the numbers speak. The twenty strongest move into Olodo House for a shot at ₦10 million.
Classes 1–30 October · House 14 Nov – 7 Dec
Who it's for
Not only for people
who want to be famous.
Half the skill of content is technical and half is nerve. Both are teachable, and both are worth as much to a shop owner in Aba as to a streamer in Lekki.
The aspiring creator
You've got the personality and the ideas. What you haven't got is a system, a plan, or anyone honest enough to tell you why the last one flopped.
The business owner
You sell something good and nobody knows. You've watched competitors with worse products win on content alone. You don't want to be famous — you want customers.
The professional
You know your field cold. Speaking to a camera about it terrifies you. That gap is the only thing between you and a reputation that travels.
The four weeks
Seventeen modules.
Nothing you can't do from your hand.
Week 01
Build the foundation
Accounts locked down, identity built, phone turned into a kit.
- Creator email, strong passwords, 2FA
- Spotting phishing and fake brand mail
- Your name, bio, logo, colours, thumbnails
- Camera settings, light, sound, framing
- Cutting, captions, covers, export quality
Challenge: The Phone Is Enough
Week 02
Master the platforms
Every platform taught. Five blocks, one week.
- TikTok — editing, LIVE, gifts, analytics
- YouTube — Studio, Shorts, long-form, live
- Kick and Twitch — streaming, mods, OBS, clips
- Instagram and Facebook — Reels, Lives, Suite
- Snapchat — Stories, Spotlight, insights
Challenge: One Idea, Seven Places
Week 03
Build the system
Stop guessing. Story, script and calendar that repeat.
- Hooks, structure, retention
- Camera confidence and running a live
- AI for research, scripts and packaging
- Keeping your own voice in the output
- A 30-day calendar you can actually keep
Challenge: One Idea, Three Formats
Week 04
Build the business
Turn attention into income without losing the audience.
- Media kits, rate cards, negotiation
- Reading a contract before you sign
- Separating personal and business money
- Disclosure, tax basics, invoices
- Your personal monetisation roadmap
Final: The Breakthrough Project
Season One
Every date that matters.
- 30 Aug
Announcement
The programme goes public.
- 1–30 Sep
Registration
Founding price. Scholarship applications open alongside.
- 1–30 Oct
Four weeks of classes
Live teaching, graded work, 20 pieces published.
- 7 Nov
The final 20
Announced after scoring, auditions and review.
- 14 Nov – 7 Dec
Olodo House
Twenty creators. One house. Twenty-four days.
- 7 Dec
Finale
Winners announced. Prizes and kit handed over.
Olodo House
₦17.5 million,
and the kit to keep earning.
Twenty-four days in one house. Coaching in the morning, challenges in the afternoon, live every night — while you keep running your own accounts and keeping every naira you earn on them.
Winner
₦10,000,000
- Full creator kit — phone, camera, lighting, audio
- Three months of internet data
- Paid sponsor campaigns
- Management offer, if you want it
Second
₦5,000,000
- Creator kit — phone, camera, accessories
- Three months of internet data
- Paid sponsor opportunity
Third
₦2,500,000
- Creator kit and accessories
- Three months of internet data
Every one of the twenty leaves with a creator kit, three months of data, a media kit, professional photographs, an edited showreel and alumni access — not only the three who place.
Prize pool, equipment and data packages are confirmed as sponsorship is confirmed, and published in full before the house intake. Published figures are never reduced afterwards.
Before 1 September
Join the waitlist.
Founding places go to the waitlist first, at ₦50,000 rather than ₦100,000. Nothing to pay now, and we won't sell your details to anyone.
Straight answers
Questions people ask.
Is this a real university?+
No. Olodo Uni is a creator training programme run by a private company. It is not accredited by the National Universities Commission, awards no degree or diploma, and is not a substitute for school. You receive a certificate of completion. Anyone telling you otherwise is not speaking for us.
Do I have to want to be an influencer?+
Not at all. Around half of what we teach is aimed at people who never want to be famous — business owners who need content that sells, and professionals who want to speak about their work without freezing. The camera skills are identical. Only the goal differs.
Can I get a refund?+
Yes. Full refund if you ask within 14 days of paying and before the third live class. After that, no refund on the teaching — but the recordings, community and resources stay yours permanently. Refunds go back to the account you paid from within 10 working days.
Does paying guarantee me a place in Olodo House?+
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Paying makes you eligible to be scored. Twenty of everyone eligible get in. Most people who pay will not enter the house — which is why the four weeks have to be worth it on their own.
Will I be earning from TikTok or YouTube after four weeks?+
Almost certainly not, and any programme promising that is lying to you. Platform payout thresholds take most creators months or years. What you get is a working setup, published content, real analytics and a written roadmap showing the exact gap to each platform's requirements.
Do I need a good phone or a laptop?+
A smartphone that records video and holds a charge is enough. Week 1 exists specifically to get you producing clean content on the device you already own. Everything can be edited on the phone.
Who owns the content I make?+
You own everything on your own accounts, including followers and platform earnings. Content made for official Olodo channels, and footage filmed inside the house, is licensed to the programme under terms you'll read and sign, with time to take advice, before you enter.
Will you ever ask for my passwords?+
Never. No staff member, mentor or partner of Olodo Uni will ask for your password, your two-factor code, or admin access to your accounts. If anyone claiming to represent us asks, refuse and report it to us.
How old do I have to be?+
18 or older on the day classes begin. Under-18s can't be enrolled or filmed in the house.
Am I being called stupid?+
The opposite. “Olodo” is what the system called people who didn't fit into it. We're taking the word back and building something for the people it was thrown at. Nobody here is graded on their English, their school results, or where they're from.