AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY (AAU) DISMISSES FAKE SCHOOL FEES INCREMENT NOTICE FOR 2026/2027 SESSION
The Management of Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, has dismissed a purported notice circulating on social media claiming that the university has increased school fees for prospective and returning students for the 2026/2027 academic session.
In a public clarification, the university stated that the fake publication, dated Tuesday, October 7, 2026, was not authorised by the management and did not originate from the institution.
The university has therefore urged prospective students, parents, guardians and other stakeholders to disregard the notice.
Four Things the University Wants the Public to Know
The management made the following clarifications:
1. The Notice Is Fake
The university described the purported release as fake, unauthorised and AI-generated.
2. It Was Not Issued by the University
The management stated that the document did not originate from the university and was not published in the official University Bulletin. It explained that authentic university bulletins are duly signed and contain authorised communication channels.
3. The Contact Details Are Incorrect
According to the university, the circulating document is unsigned and contains a telephone number that does not belong to the Information, Protocol and Public Relations Unit or any official of the institution.
4. No School Fees Increase Has Been Approved
The management categorically stated that it has not approved or announced any increase in school fees for prospective or returning students for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Official Notice to Prospective and Returning Students
Ambrose Alli University has completely dissociated itself from the circulating publication and advised members of the public to be cautious of fraudsters and individuals spreading misleading information.
The university further emphasised that all official information concerning admission and school fees will be communicated only through its official website and the University Bulletin.
Prospective students, parents and guardians are advised to verify any information about admission or fees through the university's recognised communication channels before taking action.