The attention of the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Education, Pankshin (FUEP), Prof. Noel Nen’man Ndalbeh Wannang, has been drawn to the existence of a fake Facebook account purportedly belonging to him.
The fraudulent account is using the Vice-Chancellor’s photograph and is allegedly circulating messages claiming that a list of government candidates is expected from Abuja in the coming week, with successful candidates scheduled to resume work in September as Administrative Officers with Degree and HND qualifications.
The scammer is also reportedly advertising 12 employment slots for sale, thereby misleading members of the public and potentially defrauding unsuspecting job seekers.
The University wishes to categorically state that the said Facebook account is fake, fraudulent and unauthorised, and does not belong to or represent Prof. Noel Nen’man Ndalbeh Wannang.
Members of the public are therefore strongly advised to disregard any information, requests, messages, offers of employment slots or financial solicitations originating from the fraudulent account.
Prof. Noel Nen’man Ndalbeh Wannang does not conduct official business or solicit financial assistance through unofficial social media platforms. Any purported employment opportunity or request for payment made through such channels should be treated as fraudulent.
The matter has been officially reported to the appropriate authorities for investigation and necessary action.
For authentic information and official communication concerning the Vice-Chancellor and the Federal University of Education, Pankshin, members of the public are advised to rely only on verified and authorised communication channels.
The Vice-Chancellor and the University shall not be held responsible for any transaction, payment, communication or other dealings entered into with the fraudulent account or persons operating it.
Members of the public are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious communication or employment offer to the appropriate authorities.
