About GigClef
Every church deserves good music. Every musician deserves to be paid for it.
Across Nigeria, gospel musicians find work the same way they have for decades: someone knows someone who knows a keyboardist. It works — until the keyboardist doesn't show, or the church can't find a saxophonist by Saturday night, or a talented drummer in Ibadan never hears about the wedding in Lagos that would have paid his rent.
GigClef replaces “someone knows someone” with a network. Churches and planners post gigs with stated budgets. Musicians build profiles with clips of their playing. Identity verification is shown separately when completed. Contact happens on WhatsApp — where Nigeria already does business — and reputations are built in public, one rated booking at a time.
GigClef grew out of Horns Engineer Musical, an Ibadan instrument-repair workshop that spent years watching the same problem from the bench: brilliant players with broken horns and no bookings, and churches paying over the odds for mediocre ones. We built the tool we wished existed.
For musicians
A public profile that gets you booked, gig alerts for your city and instrument, and a community of working players.
For churches & planners
Search by instrument and location, review available profile details, and agree booking terms directly with the musician.
For instruments
A repair desk run by real technicians — describe the fault and request an assessment, quote and estimated turnaround.
How we make money
Organizers can post genuine gigs free. GigClef Pro currently starts at ₦2,000 for a paid period, with the amount and term shown before checkout. Optional promotion is paused until delivery can be measured reliably.