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GCTU cautions students over fake requests for money to alter academic results

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has warned students and staff against fraudulent messages requesting money to resolve or fix academic results. The University said a telephone number, 0531682047, had been used to send messages to students and staff soliciting payments over their results.

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