Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, has debunked claims circulating online that it is admitting 2025 UTME candidates with scores of 150 and above, warning that scammers are targeting hopeful students.
- Social media posts falsely invite candidates to apply to MOUAU’s College of Management Sciences.
- The university says no cut-off mark has been set for 2025 admissions.
- MOUAU warns the public to rely only on its official website.
- Confirmed: five undergraduate programmes now fully accredited by NUC and listed by JAMB.
- Importantly, admission into such courses must follow due process.
In a season where many UTME candidates are anxious for admission, misinformation spreads easily. Scammers exploit this by preying on students with mid-tier scores through misleading posts. MOUAU’s swift rebuttal shows how critical it is for students and parents to verify every detail, especially when it comes to something as life-changing as university admission. Trust only official portals.
Thinking of applying to MOUAU? Always double-check info via their official website to avoid falling victim. Stay informed, stay safe.
