Covenant University Alerts Public on Fake Admission Offers

On September 23, 2026, Covenant University warned prospective students, parents, and guardians against seeking or accepting admissions through Direct Entry, IJMB, JUPEB, or any Diploma programme, as these routes are not recognized by the institution. This warning was disseminated via the university's official X account, @CUHEBRON, during the active admissions period for the 2026/2027 academic session, a time when fraudulent admission offers are prevalent.
The university clarified that it does not authorize any individual or third party to offer admissions on its behalf. It urged the public to obtain admission information exclusively through official Covenant University channels and to verify any claims before acting on them.
The management did not specify any particular incident that prompted the warning but emphasized that any admission offer made outside the official platforms should be regarded as fraudulent. This caution is particularly relevant for candidates who scored high marks in the 2026 UTME and are navigating post-UTME screenings and admission processes.
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