We tell stories that feel like your own — even if they aren’t.
At KloutBox, we’re building a digital archive of what it means to be young, African, and human in today’s world. Our stories are raw, tender, unfiltered, and deeply relatable. We talk to real people about real things — from first loves and painful goodbyes to silent struggles, awkward identities, religious tension, mental health, and everything in between.
We’re not afraid to lean into the messiness. In fact, we embrace it — the what-ifs, the I-should-have-knowns, the I-miss-yous, and the parts of our lives that don’t have neat endings.
Whether it’s a love that didn’t survive because of faith, a relationship paused in the name of growth, or stories of choosing peace over expectations, KloutBox is where we unpack it all.
We spotlight underrepresented voices, amplify everyday experiences, and create space for stories that often get silenced. The kind that sit with you. That make you feel seen. That remind you that you’re not the only one figuring life out. And if you’re not Nigerian, we want to give you a window into what it feels like to be Gen Z living in, or shaped by, Nigeria — the struggles, and the joys that define this generation.
We are the home of the most relatable, agenda-free youth lifestyle content out of Nigeria — stories curated by your own, for your pleasure. If it’s trending now, chances are we already told a story that gives it the context it deserves. That’s the KloutBox touch: ahead of the timeline, but always grounded in the real.
This is KloutBox. Stories that linger. Stories that matter.
