Education
Bauchi varsity raises alarm over fake admission letter
Bauchi State-owned Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU) has raised alarm over an offer of a fake admission letter that is trending, saying that the admission is completely fake and has no basis of reality.
This was contained a press statement issued by Auwal Hassan, Public Relations Officer,
Sa’adu Zungur University, (SAZU) and made made available to journalists in Bauchi Saturday.
According to the statement, “The attention of the Management of Sa’adu Zungur University has been drawn to a fake admission letter, supposedly from the University, issued to one Muhammad Aisha Yahaya, offering admission to study Bachelor of Law (LLB).”
”This Admission offer is completely fake and has no basis in reality. The University hereby disclaims any involvement in the issuance of this fake admission letter.”
“Our admission processes are transparent, and all legitimate admission offers are communicated directly to applicants through the University’s official website.”
“The general public, particularly students and parents are hereby advised to verify all admission offers through our official website” END
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