
Chioma Okoro
Natural hair stylist · Lagos
Your link in bio, but you get paid. Sell, book, take tips and get paid in naira, from one page that's yours.
Free to start. No card needed. Claim your username in under a minute.

Natural hair stylist · Lagos
What you can do
Social media gives you attention. Your Igboro page turns it into income, without needing a full online store.
Physical or digital. A guide at ₦7,500, a template, a fashion piece. Buyers pay on your page.
Consultations, haircuts, events. Clients pick a slot and pay up front.
Let your audience support your work with ₦1,000 or whatever they choose.
"Ask me a question" for ₦2,000. Get paid for your time and expertise.
Sell tickets to your event and check people in at the door.
Charge for access to your group or private content.
If you want, let brands pay to appear on your page. You set the rates.
Every order and booking can continue as a WhatsApp chat with your customer.
How it works
Pick your username and get igboro.com/yourname.
Links, products, services, bookings and ways to get paid.
Put your link in your Instagram, TikTok, X, WhatsApp or YouTube bio.
Built for how Africa does business
A customer pays for a haircut on your page. You get the booking instantly, then continue the conversation on WhatsApp, where your customers already are.
New booking
Yours to run
This is someone's place on the internet, not a feed. You choose what shows, what sells, how people reach you, and whether brands can advertise there. Nothing is forced on you.
Who it's for
Not just influencers. If you have an audience or a network and need somewhere to send them, Igboro is that place.
TikTok and Instagram creators, YouTubers, musicians, comedians, photographers.
Developers, designers, lawyers, consultants, coaches, freelancers.
Fashion vendors, barbers, makeup artists, restaurants, event vendors.
Students, public figures, community organisers, anyone building a personal brand.
Find creators
Every Igboro page can appear in a public directory. Customers and brands browse by category, country and audience size, see who is open for ads, and go straight to a page.
You decide what's shown, and you can switch it off any time.
Why the name
In Yoruba, igboro is the open, public part of town: the street, the square, the place where people gather, trade and are seen.
That is what we're building, online. The internet became a set of feeds owned by big platforms. Igboro gives you a place of your own in the public square.
Anyone can open your page. No app and no sign-up needed just to look.
People don't only look. They buy, book, tip and pay, right where they found you.
A feed belongs to a platform. Your page belongs to you: you decide what shows, what sells and who can advertise.
Resources
Fresh posts from the blog, and the answers to the questions we hear most.
Claim your username and build your page in minutes. Your link in bio, but you get paid.