Nigerians are really funny, Don Jazzy recently shared 1M to several youths who are in need of assistance.
And also yesterday he announced a Tech scholarship worth over 400k per person but with an application fee of 26k and that is where Nigerians had an issue with him.
They became mathematicians immediately 26,000 X 1,000 applicants =26M naira
So itβs your 26M that would make him a billionaire?
Well, Don Jazzy is a business man, and thereβs no free meal anywhere. The 26k youβll pay is it worth the knowledge? If yes, then go ahead and pay!
If he makes the scholarship totally free, he will only invite unserious people into the program, but when you pay money for it, youβll be serious to a certain level.
Thanks to Don jazzy and congratulations to everyone.
I've just come to realise that you can't help who doesn't want to be helped!
People literally want to be spoonfed. Just because you can afford data you come online and spew nonsenseπ€¦π½ββοΈ
Donjazzy isn't helping Nigerians, man is doing business!.
I'm not against anyone selling their courses or doing whatever they wish , but what I don't like is deception.
You claimed it's scholarship, why not make it a scholarship, why collect another 26k in the name of acceptance fee before you can access a course .
Alot of influencers has advertised this scholarship including aproko doctor and sir wizarab, aproko doctor even ran Facebook and Instagram ads for it too....
If it is scholarship then there shouldn't be a fee attached to it or you make it obvious that this is what it costs but because of my influence this is what you will pay not doing your business under the disguise of scholarship.
If 10,000 people decides to pay 26k that's nothing less than 200M for a pre-recorded course .
This isn't help but business and you should tell us you're doing business not helping us .
May God help the poor people of Nigeria .
#Endsars Anniversary: Police Fire Tear Gas At Opposition, Activists, Journalists
A memorial gathering at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos has turned chaotic, as police fired tear gas at opposition politicians, activists and journalists marking the sixth anniversary of the #EndSARS protests. What began as an effort to honour victims of the 2020 demonstrations quickly descended into confusion and confrontation.
Among those caught up in the incident was Funsho Doherty, the NDC governorship candidate, his ADC counterpart alongside other opposition figures and activists who had gathered to lay wreaths in honour of those who lost their lives during the protests.
The police action disrupted the remembrance exercise, forcing those at the scene to contend with tear gas and a tense atmosphere. The incident has renewed concerns over the right to peaceful assembly and the safety of journalists covering a commemoration that continues to carry deep significance for Nigerians.
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Nigerians!!! We are a very funny set of people. If this was to be a foreigner we'll be celebrating such individuals. Just because he's a young Nigerian and we conclude it's either fraud or impossible.
Be humble and seek to learn. What you don't celebrate you can't replicate.
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