UNN Aspirants Charged to Beware of Online Scammers and Fake Admission Lists
Scammers on Facebook and WhatsApp are preying on UNN aspirants, offering fake second admission lists and swindling unsuspecting students of their money. Stay vigilant and rely on official channels for admission updates to avoid falling victim to these deceitful schemes.
Mary Nwaeze 
Myschoolnews issues a stern caution to all UNN aspirants regarding the prevalence of fraudulent admission schemes circulating on online platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp. In a distressing development, another student has fallen victim to the deception of scammers promising admission through fake second lists.
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Reports have emerged of a young aspirant being duped this morning by unscrupulous individuals posing as admission facilitators. These scammers utilized the ruse of a purported second admission list, convincing the unsuspecting student to part with her hard-earned money for a nonexistent acceptance fee.
This unfortunate incident underscores the urgent need for heightened vigilance and discernment when navigating online admission-related channels. The proliferation of such scams poses a significant threat to the financial security and academic aspirations of aspiring students.
In response to these alarming trends, Myschoolnews reiterates the importance of relying solely on verified and official sources for admission updates. The dissemination of false information and deceptive practices must be met with unwavering skepticism and caution.
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As a unified community, let us remain steadfast in our commitment to thwarting the nefarious activities of scammers. By adhering to established procedures and exercising discernment, we can collectively safeguard the interests and well-being of all UNN aspirants.
Spread awareness by sharing this crucial message and joining legitimate groups committed to providing accurate information and support to aspiring students.
