This page covers likes on one post: the reactions sitting under a photo, a status or a video you have already published. It is not the number under your page name. That number is a page follower count these days, and if moving it is the goal, page followers start at around ₦5,500 per thousand and are covered on their own page.
Post likes start at around ₦1,700 per thousand today, which makes them one of the cheapest engagement services we list on any platform. Delivery typically runs at 500 to 1,000 a day, which is slow by design and reads more naturally than a thousand reactions appearing inside an hour. Nigerian post likes, from real Nigerian accounts, start at around ₦32,817 per thousand and usually land within 0 to 24hr.
The main use is a sales post that is doing nothing. A vendor posting a new stock drop to a page where the last four posts got two likes each is fighting an impression before anyone has read the caption, because on Facebook people scan the reactions to decide whether a seller is real. Filling that gap is cheap. Faking the whole thing is not, and the difference matters: 3,000 likes on a post with 200 views is the kind of mismatch people notice and remember.
One honest note on refill: the tier decides it. Standard likes are refilled for 30 days and Premium for the life of the order, while on Budget a count that settles slightly lower afterwards is your cost rather than something we replace. Turning a Facebook page into money in Nigeria sets out which numbers actually feed earnings here.
Send us the public post link and nothing else. No password, ever. Current prices are in the table below, the rest of the Facebook services are on the Facebook page, and pricing lays every platform out side by side.