University of Juba warns students against submitting forged tuition fee payment receipts

The University of Juba Administration has issued a stern warning to students against submitting forged tuition fee payment receipts, cautioning that those found involved in the malpractice will face criminal charges and serious consequences.

In a notice dated November 3, 2026, the university said it had become aware that some students were presenting forged receipts as proof of payment of university fees.

The administration confirmed that an investigation is underway to identify those involved.

The notice states: “It has come to the attention of the University of Juba Administration that some students are submitting forged fees payment receipts. An investigation is underway and those found to have submitted forged receipts will face criminal charges and serious consequences.”

The university further urged students to desist from the malpractice and report anyone suspected of producing or selling forged payment receipts to university security.

The notice further reads: “Students are advised to desist from such malpractice and report to the University security those suspected or involved in selling forged receipt.”

Meanwhile, deans have been directed to ensure that all payment receipts submitted to registrars are properly verified.

The administration also instructed that any suspicious payment slips be forwarded to the Registrar for Administration and Finance for investigation and further action.