Babcock Issues Disclaimer on Fraudulent Admission Letters in Circulation

The attention of Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, has been drawn to a fraudulent document being circulated online and across various social media platforms, purporting to be an official admission letter for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Babcock University wishes to state unequivocally that the document is false, misleading and does not emanate from the University. The University further clarifies as follows:
- The admission letter currently in circulation is fraudulent and was not issued by Babcock University.
- Babcock University does not communicate admission offers through social media flyers, WhatsApp messages or any unofficial platform. All admission decisions are processed through the University’s official admissions system, and successful candidates receive their admission letters through approved institutional channels.
- Babcock University does not request applicants to make admission-related payments into personal accounts or any account communicated through unofficial sources. The University has not authorised any payment of ₦810,000 or any other amount into Wema Bank account number 7353747257 or any other account referenced in the fraudulent document.
- The University has not introduced any admission package that includes free laptops and textbooks.
- Babcock University does not have a position titled “Registrar Admissions”. Therefore, Dr Joshua Suleiman is not a Registrar Admissions at Babcock University. Any document bearing such a designation should be treated as fraudulent.
Members of the public, prospective students, parents, guardians and all stakeholders are advised to exercise caution and verify all admission-related information directly through the University’s official platforms.
OFFICIAL CHANNELS FOR ADMISSION INFORMATION
All authentic admission information, application procedures, payment details and official announcements are published exclusively through:
Official Website: www.babcock.edu.ng
Admissions Portal: admissions.babcock.edu.ng
The University strongly advises the public to disregard the fraudulent document and refrain from making any payment or disclosing personal information to the telephone number 08037713915 or to any individual claiming to represent Babcock University through the fraudulent admission scheme.
Anyone who has made a payment or provided personal information in response to the fraudulent communication is advised to immediately report the matter to the nearest law enforcement agency and notify the University for appropriate action.
For enquiries and verification, please visit:
Website: www.babcock.edu.ng
Babcock Issues Disclaimer on Fraudulent Admission Letters in Circulation
Babcock Issues Disclaimer on Fraudulent Admission Letters in Circulation
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