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I wont say he's right, just reason with me. Almost all private universities were established for profit-making, ab initio. So there is a struggle, from day one, between keeping a high standard and making the most profits. In this side of the world, standard will lose that battle any day and time before "profit-making" even gets its pants on. Again, check out Harvard, despite its huge(world's largest) Endowment fund(bigger than your federal budget at 40 billion dollars), it still "must fund nearly two-thirds of its operating expenses ($4 billion in fiscal year 2020) from other sources, such as federal and non-federal research grants, student tuition and fees, and gifts from alumni, parents, and friends." You see, support comes from US governments, states in the US, school fees, alumni, friends, etc. Here, government support is inadequate and alumni, friends, parents typically dont contribute much. Harvard started by not being a paper(certificate) mill, but how many private unis here are ready to go that route to get to that prestigious level where their cachet will bring in funds (from rich parents, friends, government etc) that will even enable them to have endowment funds(i.e investible assets) Here private unis are seen as more of where to invest money to make more money, not to contribute to the betterment of society. Hence, standard is just another word for sloganeering purposes. Education is expensive business; it requires a lot of funding. And the funding should not be too dependent on school fee , else standard will suffer. No naija man will cough out 1.5 million per season and you fail im pikin. Your school go die sharp sharp. The public ones are poor in quality too. If government does not reprioritize, education will continue to suffer. Because education does not bring immediate gains like roads, bridges etc, it will continue to suffer, IMHO. |
Is this MURIC or should we wait for the real one? |
it's a bump hat which offers some protection against objects. But isnt a hard hat aka helmet more appropriate there since the risk from falling objects exists. Engineers, what do you have to say? |
FBIBOT:So unprofessional. |
Oh! And they are using bumper caps instead of helmets. SON should please certify them on that. |
Ixua:U angry, bro? |
My people, poverty and ignorance don reset people brain back to stone age era. Supposed graduates be making inane comments, waiting for a windfall from nowhere. |
niyi123:See clowns. U dey Lagos but should go to Oyo for one stupid verification. Did u register in Oyo? How many verification dem wan do? |
Inception:Bad guy |
Iwantpeace:Correct guy |
Enyman:Bros, check this Actually, CBN refuted their claims about grant disbursement in 2018. Check out this link: https://huntersinternational.org/2018/06/20/news/editorial-cbn-refutes-grant-disbursement-claims-from-world-bank/ |
Enyman:Possible. To give it a veneer of originality. Look at the number of ponzi schemes out right now, government do like e see them? Anything poverty alleviation will shore up government image. Any official communication from Enugu government or Nigeria government yet? After 5 years or so. |
The wise knows all is not well; but the foolish will have to fall inside the well. |
Enyman:That's not partnership. That news was brought up earlier. Na one special adviser on special duties go d meeting. There has been no official communication from Enugu government about partnership with TELPECON clowns, abi. Na just d usual political gimmick. Since its about poverty alleviation, them send one official or im send himself. |
Actually, CBN refuted their claims about grant disbursement in 2018. Check out this link: https://huntersinternational.org/2018/06/20/news/editorial-cbn-refutes-grant-disbursement-claims-from-world-bank/ I once posted it on page 2 of this thread. Please visit the link, share it too. CBN categorically refuted their claims. Think they need to do so again and prosecute those scammers |
selingel:They simply need to do so again. CBN is not just another government institution. |
Orlatunday11:Haha. one of the craziest cryptocurrency ever. Price never goes down. By 2017, it was already "worth" more than bitcoin, yet no one knows about it. |
Otobroto:It's bad that CBN has kept mute. But did they tell Nigerians to register with TELPECON for any grant money they were going to transfer to TELPECON? |
Otobroto:Clowns all around. People expecting money from unknown international donors. |
Otobroto:How about them? |
Otobroto:That 7k applies to OSSEA grant. Those once paying 300,000 for TELPECON are jonesers. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
iamtosinofficial:Its like 7k plus to register a cluster. And you and I know the unending money collection game typically starts this way. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF9ZxQSRH5E Check out that video. You will find mainstream media outlets there. In the video, she talked about having the cure for HIV. DAT over 300 people had been cured of HIV. The video was made over 2 years ago. Timestamp(2:30) The woman who made these asinine HIV statements is no other than MAMA ISHIBA(Evang Elizabeth Praise). One of the stalwarts of TELPECON. Yet, supposed graduates continue to expect free money from these circus clowns. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
berbs:I think it was during the heydays of SEM. The video is likely not a recent one since they are talking about Donald Olorunkeyede the scammer-in-chief of SEM and SEM is no longer as hot as TELPECON. In fact, it more or less succeeded SEM. Elomama was also one of the big guns at SEM then before he decided to go solo and create TELPECON. |
This life no balance. To the ex, you are now the ex. |
I don't get it. So once you register, you can continue to live in the so-called forest reserves? This will destroy the flora (plants) and fauna(animals) contained within them. OK. Just watch how there will be no more forest in a few decades from now. This decision is not a sound environmental decision. That's my issue with it. This is an unwise decision made on the altar of political expediency. |
Nneomego:Hahaaa. Sorry for the loss. But you can rest assured they won't listen. |
Hardtalk:Exactly! They may be preparing to do this later this year. |
pek:I tire o. Pure bovine feaces be coming out of the mouths of supposed graduates at an alarming rate. |
Kingdemu:Exactly! Go and open the private chat groups elsewhere. |
Rollindollars:If you are talking about TELPECON grant and co, my responses below apply. You said: "For your information, it takes CBN over a year to disclose to general public that an approval has been granted for Covid19 grants disbursements. " Hw? My answer: Covid-19 entered Nigeria less than a year ago. Once the 30k grants were announced for small businesses, disbursement commenced within a few months. You said: "From a reliable source, money(s) are been awarded to people at will till date which I can't disclose here because most of these agencies had undisclosed huge some of money but decided to held-on-tight to it and shared among their family and friends." My answer: Oga don't mistake the usual corruption that has been going on since ages for anything related to your TELPECON grant. If these agencies are sharing money meant for their ministries, you should not fret since yours is from some nameless international donors and CBN is with it now. You said: "Absolutely, true. People are getting richer especially in the north. " My answer: Oga, what they are sharing are those 20k, 30k money from ministry of humanitarian affairs. That kind of money won't make anyone rich. You said: "Nigerians can relate to Covid19 palliative saga among several others still ongoing." My answer: That's just Nigerian politicians being who they really are---- Nigerian politicians. Playing politics with a much needed palliative. Anyone who has spent up to 5 years in Nigeria cannot be surprised by that covid-19 palliative saga. CBN announced survival fund, NYIF etc, but TELPECON grant was never announced. Why? In fact people that I know have benefitted from this grants and loans. Mind you, those collecting up to hundreds of thousands are actually collecting LOANS, as stated by CBN, and the beneficiaries, or at least most, know. Your TELPECON grants(I.e. free millions for each beneficiary) is not being shared yet to the best of my knowledge. |
Kingdemu:RIP 300k. Greet d wasted millions over there. |
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