@7thprince_forex Bro I worked with a company run on this same strategy and they calculate that acceptance fee on number of masses to get a lot more of profit
We are too dishonest as a people and perhaps, this is why we are the way we are. I'm a TS ACADEMY babe and this agenda is very poor.
Commitment fee is there to ensure that the participants arrive serious and actually participate. We all know how free things are handled here.
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OSUN DIB: ANOTHER REMINDER TO THE MINISTRY OF INNOVATION, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL ECONOMY AND MADROS LESSONS!
I am once again calling the attention of Honourable Commissioner Olatunji Dele Maruf Ayofe, Hon. Azeez Badmus @zizobaddie, and Mr. Segun Solomon of Madros Technologies to the outstanding commitments under the Osun Digital Inclusion Bridge Programme (Osun DIB).
WE HAVE BEEN WAITING SINCE MAY 2026!
The students completed their training, yet their certificates remain outstanding. Instructors delivered their professional services, yet their payments remain unresolved. The proposed graduation ceremony and laptop awards to outstanding participants have also not materialised.
Following my previous public statement, Hon. Azeez Badmus acknowledged these concerns and confirmed that payment had been approved but was awaiting cash backing.
I appreciate that acknowledgement, but APPROVAL IS NOT PAYMENT, AND AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS NOT A RESOLUTION!
We are now approaching November, and the affected individuals still do not have a definite timeline for when these commitments will be fulfilled.
Even more concerning is the communication breakdown. Madros Lessons removed us from the group that previously served as our primary communication channel.
HOW ARE INSTRUCTORS AND PARTICIPANTS SUPPOSED TO RECEIVE UPDATES WHEN THE CHANNEL THROUGH WHICH INFORMATION WAS COMMUNICATED HAS BEEN DISMANTLED?
I am therefore demanding clarification on four issues:
1. INSTRUCTORSโ PAYMENTS: When exactly will the approved funds receive cash backing, and when will the outstanding payments be settled?
2. STUDENTSโ CERTIFICATION: When will participants receive their certificates? Must they continue waiting for a graduation ceremony before receiving recognition for training they completed months ago?
3. GRADUATION AND LAPTOP PROMISES: What is the current status of the proposed graduation ceremony and the laptops promised to outstanding participants?
4. COMMUNICATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY: What official communication channel will be established for affected instructors and participants, who will manage it, and when will the Ministry publish a definite timeline for resolving these outstanding obligations?
These are not unreasonable demands.
WE ARE NOT ASKING FOR FAVOURS. WE ARE ASKING FOR COMMITMENTS TO BE FULFILLED.
And while the Ministry has spoken about expanding Osun DIB to three cohorts annually in 2027, I believe the immediate priority should be resolving the outstanding obligations of the existing cohort.
You cannot keep discussing future empowerment programmes while the people who participated in previous ones are still waiting for what was promised to them.
To Hon. Olatunji Dele Maruf Ayofe, Hon. Azeez Badmus, and Mr. Segun Solomon, this matter deserves urgent attention.
THE STUDENTS DESERVE THEIR CERTIFICATES.
THE INSTRUCTORS DESERVE THEIR PAYMENTS.
THE OUTSTANDING PARTICIPANTS DESERVE CLARITY ON THEIR PROMISED LAPTOPS.
AND EVERYONE DESERVES A DEFINITE TIMELINE AND A FUNCTIONING COMMUNICATION CHANNEL.
We have been patient since May.
HOW MUCH LONGER ARE WE EXPECTED TO WAIT?
OSUN DIB: ANOTHER REMINDER TO THE MINISTRY OF INNOVATION, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL ECONOMY AND MADROS LESSONS!
I am once again calling the attention of Honourable Commissioner Olatunji Dele Maruf Ayofe, Hon. Azeez Badmus @zizobaddie, and Mr. Segun Solomon of Madros Technologies to the outstanding commitments under the Osun Digital Inclusion Bridge Programme (Osun DIB).
WE HAVE BEEN WAITING SINCE MAY 2026!
The students completed their training, yet their certificates remain outstanding. Instructors delivered their professional services, yet their payments remain unresolved. The proposed graduation ceremony and laptop awards to outstanding participants have also not materialised.
Following my previous public statement, Hon. Azeez Badmus acknowledged these concerns and confirmed that payment had been approved but was awaiting cash backing.
I appreciate that acknowledgement, but APPROVAL IS NOT PAYMENT, AND AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS NOT A RESOLUTION!
We are now approaching November, and the affected individuals still do not have a definite timeline for when these commitments will be fulfilled.
Even more concerning is the communication breakdown. Madros Lessons removed us from the group that previously served as our primary communication channel.
HOW ARE INSTRUCTORS AND PARTICIPANTS SUPPOSED TO RECEIVE UPDATES WHEN THE CHANNEL THROUGH WHICH INFORMATION WAS COMMUNICATED HAS BEEN DISMANTLED?
I am therefore demanding clarification on four issues:
1. INSTRUCTORSโ PAYMENTS: When exactly will the approved funds receive cash backing, and when will the outstanding payments be settled?
2. STUDENTSโ CERTIFICATION: When will participants receive their certificates? Must they continue waiting for a graduation ceremony before receiving recognition for training they completed months ago?
3. GRADUATION AND LAPTOP PROMISES: What is the current status of the proposed graduation ceremony and the laptops promised to outstanding participants?
4. COMMUNICATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY: What official communication channel will be established for affected instructors and participants, who will manage it, and when will the Ministry publish a definite timeline for resolving these outstanding obligations?
These are not unreasonable demands.
WE ARE NOT ASKING FOR FAVOURS. WE ARE ASKING FOR COMMITMENTS TO BE FULFILLED.
And while the Ministry has spoken about expanding Osun DIB to three cohorts annually in 2027, I believe the immediate priority should be resolving the outstanding obligations of the existing cohort.
You cannot keep discussing future empowerment programmes while the people who participated in previous ones are still waiting for what was promised to them.
To Hon. Olatunji Dele Maruf Ayofe, Hon. Azeez Badmus, and Mr. Segun Solomon, this matter deserves urgent attention.
THE STUDENTS DESERVE THEIR CERTIFICATES.
THE INSTRUCTORS DESERVE THEIR PAYMENTS.
THE OUTSTANDING PARTICIPANTS DESERVE CLARITY ON THEIR PROMISED LAPTOPS.
AND EVERYONE DESERVES A DEFINITE TIMELINE AND A FUNCTIONING COMMUNICATION CHANNEL.
We have been patient since May.
HOW MUCH LONGER ARE WE EXPECTED TO WAIT?
And this is exactly why I decided to speak up!
Reading this genuinely hurts because I know how much time, effort, money, and dedication you and the other students invested in that programme.
As your instructor, I witnessed your commitments firsthand. You attended classes, completed tasks, worked on projects, and dedicated months of your lives to developing skills that could improve your futures.
And after all that, you were left in a position where you had to defend your own credibility before your family simply because the certificate you were promised never came.
That is the part that makes this particularly painful.
You should never have been made to look dishonest for participating in a programme you genuinely committed yourself to.
Your family deserves to know that you were not lying. You attended those classes. You put in the work. You earned the recognition you were promised.
And this goes beyond certificates. It is about the emotional, financial, and psychological consequences of making commitments to young people and failing to fulfil them.
The people responsible may see this as just another delayed programme, but for participants like you, it has real consequences.
This is precisely why I am demanding accountability. Not just for myself, but for you, every other student I taught, and every instructor who dedicated their time to making Osun DIB successful.
You did your part. We did ours.
NOW, LET THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THE PROMISES DO THEIRS!
@d_black_messiah@osunofficial@officialnyscng@nysc360 All the things Iโve been hearing come to limelight recently is pretty sad, considering time and effort everyone put in for the last programme held.
Iโm grateful for what I learnt from you personally,