₦airaland Forum

Fisiryorh:
Its not a scam coz my mom is one of the regional directors...the cash is not as we think.its just a grant...I am on the list buh the money no go pass 300K...it's real..

jacyhelen:
Our eye doh clear..

Judevesco:
I heard about TELPECON grant by March, from a university professor. He was the person collating the data from our locality, and sending same to the regional coordinator (not so sure of the chain.. but I hope you'all got the point).

The claim looked bogus and unrealistic to me (as I'm sure it did to most of us). But coming from such an outstanding person, I didn't doubt it much. I was pretty sure that a man like him must have gotten his facts right before embarking on such venture. And from the opinions I've sampled, I think a lot of person had unflinching faith in the grant because of the caliber of people that brought them in.

I had some spare time then, and since I had some knowledge of Excel, I decided to help screen the lists of various clusters to ensure they were error free. The more I did that, the more I became convinced that it we might be in for some white goose chase with respect to the grant.

First, I noticed that there was no limit as to the number of clusters they can accept.. As many people as had money to pay for their clusters had theirs captured.

2. I noticed that aside a change in nomenclature, there was no difference between the defunct SEM and the ongoing TELPECON.

3. At one point, other grants allegedly offered by the same donors began to surface: Commonwealth, Theobarth, Golden bridge, etc. Each claims to offer something similar to TELPECON, and, of course, each required that some payment be made.

I particularly tool note of Young Fishers Grant, because their interest form was offered online in the form of Google form. After registration, I discovered that 23,000 other clusters had registered! (I will send a screenshot at the end of this). That is, as unpopular as that grant was.

And that got me thinking... If each cluster is required to pay just N1000 for registration, that would amount to about 23 million naira for the people in charge of it.

And if the Young Fisher's Grant could pull such amount of people given its relative unpopularity, I suppose TELPECON should pull a double of that.

Following this finding, I decided to take a personal research on telpecon. I wrote to EFCC, CBN, and CAC asking of they knew anything about the grant, but none of my queries were answered.

I sent a reminder to CBN after some time and I was still met by a grim silence.

If you visit Twitter and search the word, TELPECON, you'd discover that several persons have taken to the CBN's Twitter handle to ask of the authenticity of the TELPECON grant. But quite interestingly, none of their queries ever gets attended to.

So, the whole stuff personally got me confused AF, like, I didn't even know what to believe again.

What is making the CBN and other regulatory agencies to keep mute at this point in time? The silence of CBN in this whole grant saga has puzzled me... Because they are the only ones that can clear the air on it.

My conclusion:
Inasmuch as nothing is impossible, I think its a long shot hoping to get paid by TELPECON. Because the grant does not look realistic at all.

The money telpecon promised to give is far bigger than the budget of Nigeria, and I doubt if any individual or organization can afford to give out such money for nothing.

So, ladies and entlemen, Wise up and stop being fooled.

Judevesco:
I heard about TELPECON grant by March, from a university professor. He was the person collating the data from our locality, and sending same to the regional coordinator (not so sure of the chain.. but I hope you'all got the point).

The claim looked bogus and unrealistic to me (as I'm sure it did to most of us). But coming from such an outstanding person, I didn't doubt it much. I was pretty sure that a man like him must have gotten his facts right before embarking on such venture. And from the opinions I've sampled, I think a lot of person had unflinching faith in the grant because of the caliber of people that brought them in.

I had some spare time then, and since I had some knowledge of Excel, I decided to help screen the lists of various clusters to ensure they were error free. The more I did that, the more I became convinced that it we might be in for some white goose chase with respect to the grant.

First, I noticed that there was no limit as to the number of clusters they can accept.. As many people as had money to pay for their clusters had theirs captured.

2. I noticed that aside a change in nomenclature, there was no difference between the defunct SEM and the ongoing TELPECON.

3. At one point, other grants allegedly offered by the same donors began to surface: Commonwealth, Theobarth, Golden bridge, etc. Each claims to offer something similar to TELPECON, and, of course, each required that some payment be made.

I particularly tool note of Young Fishers Grant, because their interest form was offered online in the form of Google form. After registration, I discovered that 23,000 other clusters had registered! (I will send a screenshot at the end of this). That is, as unpopular as that grant was.

And that got me thinking... If each cluster is required to pay just N1000 for registration, that would amount to about 23 million naira for the people in charge of it.

And if the Young Fisher's Grant could pull such amount of people given its relative unpopularity, I suppose TELPECON should pull a double of that.

Following this finding, I decided to take a personal research on telpecon. I wrote to EFCC, CBN, and CAC asking of they knew anything about the grant, but none of my queries were answered.

I sent a reminder to CBN after some time and I was still met by a grim silence.

If you visit Twitter and search the word, TELPECON, you'd discover that several persons have taken to the CBN's Twitter handle to ask of the authenticity of the TELPECON grant. But quite interestingly, none of their queries ever gets attended to.

So, the whole stuff personally got me confused AF, like, I didn't even know what to believe again.

What is making the CBN and other regulatory agencies to keep mute at this point in time? The silence of CBN in this whole grant saga has puzzled me... Because they are the only ones that can clear the air on it.

My conclusion:
Inasmuch as nothing is impossible, I think its a long shot hoping to get paid by TELPECON. Because the grant does not look realistic at all.

The money telpecon promised to give is far bigger than the budget of Nigeria, and I doubt if any individual or organization can afford to give out such money for nothing.

So, ladies and entlemen, Wise up and stop being fooled.

yommyuk:
N1.16 trillion / 23 million citizens equals N50434.

That is approximately $110 per citizen per annum.

HedwigesMaduro:
Pogba is the single most overrated player in the history of my watching football (and I've been watching football since the early 80s). He edges Beckam to 2nd place (this was another player that I tried my best to see what was special about him apart from freekicks and crosses, but couldn't find one).

farem:
Your man ayade has the most senseless and unachievable budget in Nigeria among the state governments.
His budget's performance/reality is always less than 30%. Go confirm it.

tunapawizzy:
The size of a budget is even nothing if execution and critical elements of that budget is not top notch...see size of naija budget see size of Rwanda budget, see growth rate

tunapawizzy:
This one na summary. Show the breakdown. How much of that budget will be funded by debt. How much of that budget will go into debt servicing. What percentage of that budget will be executed. This way, the people will monitor it every step of the way. The government should not feel the whole 1.1trillion is coming into the economy of Lagos state. How much are you going to mandate LAMATA to generate so they can start raising fares

seunmsg:
For a state that has the 5th largest economy in Africa and with over 20million people to cater for, N1.16trillion budget is barely enough.

Tabithatim:
https://twitter.com/Mr_JAGss/status/1344699113674305537?s=19[/quote]I ain't going to praise Sanwo-Olu for having d largest state budget until I see d one from my man Prof Ayade in Cross River

Kingdemu:
Oya hit us

engrchykae:
and watching

engrchykae:
yes,2010 was the last time the gods played

engrchykae:
imagine Gabriel Jesus and firmino being leading strikers in Brazil when in 2002,saint Kaka and Luis Fabiano were bench warmers.
Dingho is the only smallie permitted to play with the gods

obonujoker:
Bro ..... To be frank, my love for football has waned these days... In those days, I can't go a weekend without watching , but these days I pick matches and browse the rest on livescores... I started supporting Man UTd since 1999... Although started watching abd understanding since 94....

Football quality has really dropped

engrchykae:
I have long lost interest in football,I watched the gods of San siro, Clarence seedorf and men Dem.
I watched the gods of camp nou.
These little men do not excite me.
Imagine,I will go to a viewing center and be playing candy crush

obonujoker:
For where... Lol...

obonujoker:
Chai... You just destroyed my club ... However you are right.... In those days na bench... Football ehn.... And it would keep getting worse in football though.... No more passion, just to get money and solve a mountain of problems in the family... Lol

obonujoker:
Money has killed everything... No more technique in football from Defence down to attack... And that's why you see coaches like Mou struggling to keep up with new age footballers

obonujoker:
Yes quality football has dropped. No more technical football, just kick and follow.... Just imagine a clown like martial, being numero uno for man utd, when men like Saha, Sheringham couldn't be number 1

oyatainer:
You can't compare eras in football like that. Remember the so called super players then did not come at the same time. Too much money pumped into football makes it look more tougher to me. What Neymar do and got injured now would be done and go free in those days. Now, everyone is claiming big player and refused to be humiliated. Several clips of stars are studied now to combat them in those days.
I can bet with you that many goals Henry scored back then may not be allowed in now that keepers are faced with pressure of money earned and press. And these are what make them better in highlight than now. I beg ooo, football does not reduce in quality it evolves everyday.
A Player like Ibramovic still says it that if he were to be a player in those days, he would have scored more than Pele's goals.

Football is getting tougher these days to me
it makes skillful players think twice before they use skills, knowingu quite well that results are desirable now.

I can place any striker and their performance side by side with what Harry Kane does now what Aguero did in the last four years. Don't say because some bigger teams are no longer classic these days and place them side by side with their players in the past,. Don't forget, some teams drop I think quality while some come stronger than the they used to be before. Eg Man City.

LastProphet:
He's one of the scammer's top management, any economist will laugh at all the gullibility displayed here. There's nothing like a $700b charity fund anywhere in the world not to mention poor hopeless Africa. But you see the scammer knows how dumb the continent is so he will cash out till he's finally busted

Oboma1:
When is next payment date please, since 22nd and 23rd December were kidnapped by Fulani herdsmen?