FUTA Issues Warning on Fake Admission Offers

The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has issued a disclaimer notice about fraudulent activities involving fake admission letters and demands for acceptance fees.

The Situation at FUTA

Some individuals are sending fake admission letters to unsuspecting candidates and asking for large sums of money as acceptance fees. These fraudulent letters are misleading and aim to deceive admission seekers and their sponsors.

FUTA’s Response

FUTA has made it clear that these letters and payment requests are fake. The university does not endorse these activities and wants to ensure that the public is aware of the scam.

How to Protect Yourself

If you are a candidate or a sponsor, here are steps to avoid being scammed:

1. Verify All Communications: Always verify any admission letter you receive by contacting FUTA directly.
2. Avoid Paying Unverified Fees: Do not pay any fees unless you are sure it is a legitimate request from the university.
3. Stay Informed: Keep yourself updated on the official admission process through the FUTA official website.

FUTA’s Admission Process

FUTA emphasizes that their admission process is based on merit. It is transparent and free from fraudulent activities. Any official communication regarding admissions will come directly from the university.

Conclusion

Be cautious and verify any admission-related communications you receive. Do not fall victim to these fraudulent schemes. For accurate information, always rely on the official FUTA channels. Stay safe and informed.

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