University of Lagos, UNILAG disclaimer notice to prospective students of the School of Foundation Studies.


The School of Foundation Studies (SFS), University of Lagos (UNILAG) has received reports of attempts by certain individuals posing as its staff to scam prospective students and their parents with promises of fraudulent admissions.
Please be informed that such persons are not affiliated with the School of Foundation Studies, University of Lagos.
Prospective students, parents/guardians, and members of the general public are enjoined to disregard such individuals and the information they may provide, as all of it is fake, false and misleading.
For accurate information, inquiries, or clarifications regarding the School of Foundation Studies (SFS), UNILAG, visit the official website: www.foundation.unilag.edu.ng or send an email to [email protected] or [email protected].
Alternatively, visit the School of Foundation Studies, which is located at Commercial Road, UNILAG Main Campus, Akoka.
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