UNILAG Distance Learning Institute Warns Public Against Fake Admission Agents.


The Distance Learning Institute, University of Lagos (DLI, UNILAG), hereby informs the University community and general public that it has no affiliation whatsoever with external admission agents, consultants, or representatives claiming to act on its behalf in the processing of applications, admissions, or related activities.
All applications to the Institute must be submitted exclusively through the official University of Lagos application portal: https://applications.unilag.edu.ng/home. The approved application fee is ₦20,000, payable only through the official portal.
Please note that:
- Applicants are strongly advised not to make payments into any personal or third-party bank accounts.
- No external agents or individuals are authorised to represent the Distance Learning Institute in admission matters.
- Any dealings with such persons are strictly at the applicant’s own risk.
For further enquiries, please visit the Admissions Office, 2nd Floor, DLI Administrative Building, UNILAG, Akoka, or send an email to [email protected].
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