I’ve been seeing a lot of posts about the ₦26,500 acceptance fee required by
@TechSphereAcad , and I think I need to explain a few things about the program and the courses offered by the Academy.
First, there’s something called an acceptance fee. You’re only expected to pay this fee after you’ve been offered a scholarship.
Yes, it’s a scholarship program, and it’s called a scholarship for a reason. The actual cost of the course has already been covered. When you eventually get the scholarship, you’ll see the actual course fee, which is over ₦250,000 depending on the preferred course (because some courses are even more).
The ₦26,500 acceptance fee is what you pay to claim your scholarship. It also shows your interest, seriousness and commitment to the program.
Another thing the acceptance fee covers is your graduation package. As a graduate, you’re entitled to two free photoshoot sessions at any Studio24 location nationwide, alongside a certificate with your unique admission number that stays with you for life.
The truth is, whether it’s a scholarship program or a regular admission, acceptance fees are usually required to secure your admission.
And honestly, if you really want the opportunity, you’ll understand the need to pay the acceptance fee.
PS: I’m an alumnus of the Academy, and my experience since 2025 has been amazing. I’ll always be grateful for the opportunity.
And I and my Ijaw woman will also be returning to class on 1st November 2026 with
@TechSphereAcad to get certified in Content Creation and Influencer Marketing.
I’m excited about this next chapter! 🙌🏽
So Don Jazzy partnered with TS Academy to offer what is being presented as a scholarship to Nigerians, but the scholarship acceptance fee is around ₦26,000.
Lmao. Imagine 300 people paying ₦26,000 each. That is ₦7.8 million.
Only God knows when ordinary Nigerians will be free from the grip of rich people.
Dangote is promising us heaven and earth to make us rich by force. They are hawking IPO shares in the market now.
Another packaged tech course is here again.
Of course, it could be a paid promotion or partnership, whatever you want to call it. Several celebrities and big accounts on X have also promoted TS Academy.
But my question is simple: how many Nigerians who have taken these courses are now earning comfortably from the skills they acquired?
How many have secured jobs, landed clients or built sustainable businesses from the training?
Every day, it is tech, tech, tech. Everybody is selling one course or promoting one academy.
Nigerians are desperately looking for ways to escape poverty, and these businesses know it.