I will tell you the truth. This is coming from someone who has ACTUALLY worked in tech, still does - saw the handwriting on the wall and safely pivoted/diversified. In 2026, tech is like forex. Do people still make money legitimately from forex? Yes. But the people who seem to be making the most money are the ones teaching others how to make money. If you're paying to learn tech - even though its not wrong, you should know what you're getting into. 1. YOU ARE NOT GETTING INTERNSHIP SUPPORT. 700 participants, 2 internship spots is not internship support. 2. Go and read on the streak of layoffs happening currently across the ecosystem - and it is just starting. Microsoft just made an announcement asking about 6000 employees to activate their buyout clause - essentially saying: "Terminate your contract now, and we will give you an agreed sum". This is a strong indicator of more layoffs. Entire tech workflows that would ordinarily take a month, is getting done in 1 day. There is insane saturation. The only ones assured on returns are the ones who sold a course to you. That you don't like what I've said, doesn't make it a lie.

I don’t know if I’m supposed to say this oh😭 Deep down every uni student wants to actually vote for TINUBU in 2027 I’m a beneficiary of Nelfund Student Loan & I must say, he actually cooked with that initiative