UNIABUJA Warns Public Against Fraudulent Admission Racketeers
The University of Abuja has issued a strong warning to applicants and the public to beware of fraudsters offering fake admission deals. The institution encourages reporting such activities to its official email.
Mary Nwaeze 
The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has launched a public awareness campaign to caution prospective students and their families against falling victim to admission racketeers.
This was highlighted in a recently released poster urging all applicants to "Shine your eyes" and avoid fraudulent individuals or groups claiming to offer guaranteed admission into the university.
The university strongly emphasized that admission into its programs is strictly based on merit and the processes outlined by the institution and the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Applicants are advised to avoid paying money or engaging with individuals promising shortcuts to gain admission.
The management of UNIABUJA encourages anyone with information about fraudulent activities to report directly via email at admissionfraud@uniabuja.edu.ng.
This step is part of the university's commitment to ensuring transparency and fairness in its admission processes.
The university reiterated its determination to protect applicants from exploitation and assured the public that efforts are being made to identify and take action against racketeers preying on innocent candidates.
Follow Myschoolnews for more news reports.
