Beware of Admission Scams: LASUTH Issues Urgent Warning
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) is sounding the alarm on a rising admission scam that targets hopeful students. Scammers are falsely claiming to offer spots in non-existent courses, particularly in RN Nursing at LASUTH. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself.
Scammers Targeting Students
Recent investigations by LASUTH management have uncovered fraudulent activities where scammers are exploiting the hospital’s name to deceive individuals eager to pursue healthcare education. These scammers promise admissions into programs that simply do not exist.
Protect Yourself: Verify Before You Trust
To stay safe, it’s crucial to avoid any engagement with unknown individuals or suspicious online platforms claiming to offer admissions. LASUTH emphasizes that all official admission processes are conducted through recognized and verified channels.
Key Tips:
- Always double-check information related to admissions.
- Report any suspicious activities to the authorities immediately.
Need Help? Contact LASUTH Directly
If you have concerns or need clarification regarding admissions, reach out to LASUTH directly:
Contact Information:
Chief Medical Director
Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH)
1-5 Oba Akinjobi Road
Ikeja, Lagos State
Stay informed and protect yourself from these fraudulent schemes. Together, we can ensure that your path to education is safe and legitimate.
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