Sam Maris University Warns Prospective Students Against Fake Nursing Admission Advertisement

Sam Maris University has warned prospective students, parents and guardians against a fraudulent admission advertisement currently circulating online, offering prospective Nursing Science students a free laptop upon payment of 50 per cent of their tuition fees.

Sam Maris University Warns Prospective Students Against Fake Nursing Admission Advertisement

Sam Maris University has warned prospective students, parents and guardians against a fraudulent admission advertisement currently circulating online, offering prospective Nursing Science students a free laptop upon payment of 50 per cent of their tuition fees.

The University stated that the offer did not originate from Sam Maris University and described the advertisement as fake and unauthorised.

The institution urged members of the public not to make any payment or follow any instructions contained in the fraudulent advertisement.

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The University specifically warned against the following account being promoted in connection with the fake offer:

Account No.: 3004208230
Account Name: Bursary Admin Tuition Ventures
Bank: Kuda Micro-Finance Bank

Sam Maris University stated that it has no affiliation with Kuda Bank regarding the purported offer and that the account listed above is not one of its authorised payment channels.

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Prospective students, parents and guardians seeking accurate information about admissions, tuition fees and payment arrangements have been advised to visit www.smu.edu.ng or contact the University through its authorised channels.

Registrar: +234 803 403 4188
Admissions Office: +234 813 219 3344

The University urged the public to verify all admission and payment information through its official channels before making any payment and advised prospective students and their families to remain vigilant against fraudulent admission schemes.