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The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) has issued a stern warning over fraudulent admission letters circulating online and offline. These letters falsely claim to be signed by the Academy Registrar and offer admission into the NDA 77 Regular Course (77 RC). The Academy confirms that these claims are entirely false.

Fraudsters at work
The NDA links the fake letters to scammers seeking to exploit the public, often using pressure tactics such as “pay now” or “confirm immediately” to trick unsuspecting applicants. The Academy urges applicants and parents to remain vigilant and not fall for such schemes.

Official admission information
The NDA has already published the authentic admission list for 77 RC, and the process for this course has officially closed. The approved list of successful candidates and reserves was made available in:
    •    Daily Trust
    •    Daily Sun
    •    Publication date: 19 August 2025

Additionally, the same information is accessible on the NDA official website. The Academy emphasizes that genuine admission announcements are publicly available and never come with demands for money or private confirmation.

What applicants and families should know
The NDA clarifies that successful candidates for 77 RC have already resumed, and the course’s admission process is concluded. Any letter or message claiming fresh admission into 77 RC is fraudulent. If anyone tells you, “a new list just dropped,” it’s a scam.

Verifying admission details
Applicants can verify their admission status directly with the Office of the Academy Registrar via email: academyregistrar@nda.edu.ng. The Academy advises keeping the verification process simple—send an inquiry, await an official response, and avoid intermediaries or rushed payments.

The NDA urges everyone to remain cautious and rely only on official sources for admission information.