24 July 2026
Nigerians in Foreign Universities

Quest International University Warns Nigerians on Fraud

Quest International University (QIU) has warned Nigerians and prospective students from other countries against falling victim to fraudulent claims of affiliation, stressing that the institution operates only in Malaysia. Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer of QIU, Prof. Zita Mamafami, told African journalists at the university’s campus in Ipoh, Perak, that the institution has no agents,

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Universities

Ahmadu Bello University Warns of Impersonation Scam

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, has raised an alarm over the impersonation of its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adamu Ahmed, by fraudsters attempting to defraud the public. The university said criminals had cloned the Vice-Chancellor’s social media accounts on WhatsApp and Facebook since his assumption of office in May. The impersonators allegedly contact his associates, offering fake

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Examination Bodies

JAMB Alerts Public to Fraudulent Website Demanding Payment from Absent 2025 UTME Candidates

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has warned candidates to beware of a fake website demanding payment from those who missed the ongoing 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), stressing that it has no connection to the official platform. The Board noted that the site, “Copyrightwriter Personal J Rescheduling Flw”, and account number 8520641017

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