UNIABUJA Disclaimer Notice on Admission, Accommodation and Recruitment Fraudsters

UNIABUJA Disclaimer Notice on Admission, Accommodation and Recruitment Fraudsters.

Our attention has been drawn to the activities of fraudsters falsely claiming to facilitate admission, accommodation, and recruitment into the University, often in exchange for money or other personal favours.

These individuals circulate fake admission offers, cloned websites, and fraudulent social media accounts, and also make deceptive phone calls and messages aimed at misleading unsuspecting candidates, parents, guardians, and job seekers.

The University wishes to state unequivocally that admission, hostel accommodation, and recruitment are conducted strictly through approved and transparent processes. No individual, agent, or third party has been authorised to demand or receive payment or favours on behalf of the University for any of these services.

Members of the public are therefore strongly advised to disregard and report any such claims. Anyone who deals with these fraudsters does so at their own risk, as the University will not be held liable for any loss arising from such dealings.

All enquiries relating to admission, hostel accommodation, and employment should be directed to the SERVICOM Unit and Directorate of Information and University Relations of the University.

The University communicates with the public mainly through its official platforms:

Website: https://www.uniabuja.edu.ng
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/universityofabuja
Twitter (X): @UofANigeria
Official phone lines: 0903 683 6734, 08033063743

Signed
Management

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