FUTA Admission Scam Notice for 2026/2027

The Federal University of Technology, Akure has warned intending candidates, parents, guardians, sponsors and members of the public against fake admission offers for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The University stated that some fraudsters and other persons have been using false admission claims to demand money from unsuspecting candidates.

Has FUTA Offered Admission for 2026/2027?

FUTA has stated that no admission has been offered to any candidate for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Only registration of intending candidates who wish to be considered for admission is currently ongoing and the process is yet to reach the admission offer stage.

How Will FUTA Admission Be Processed?

Admission into FUTA will be processed under the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, as is the case with similar universities.

The University stated that the admission process is carefully monitored and is protected from internal and external manipulation.

What Warning Has FUTA Given to Candidates?

FUTA has warned candidates and the general public to be careful of persons who claim to offer admission into the University in exchange for money or other gains.

Such claims should be treated with caution, especially where any person or group requests payment for result checking, result upload or influence over admission.

Should Candidates Pay Anyone for FUTA Admission Help?

Candidates, parents, guardians and sponsors should not pay any individual or group for the purpose of checking results, uploading results or influencing admission.

The University has made it clear that admission is merit driven and cannot be influenced by any person or group.

What Is the Current Stage of the Admission Process?

The current stage is registration for intending candidates.

Admission offers will not be treated as valid where they come from persons or groups claiming to act outside the official admission process.

Who Should Take This Notice Seriously?

The notice applies to:

• 2026/2027 intending FUTA candidates
• Parents and guardians
• Sponsors
• Members of the public
• Anyone contacted with a fake admission offer

A candidate who is asked to pay money for admission influence should regard the request as unsafe, since FUTA has stated that the admission process cannot be influenced.

What Should Candidates Do Next?

Candidates should follow the approved admission process and avoid unofficial claims from persons who promise admission.

All admission-related steps will be handled through the proper process under JAMB and FUTA's official admission procedure.

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