42 Adamawa Varsity Students Graduate with First-Class Degrees
Adamawa State University in Mubi celebrated the graduation of 42 students with first-class degrees in various courses. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Augustin Clement, disclosed the details during the 15th to 17th convocation ceremony.
Additionally, over 1,700 students received second-class upper degrees, and the university introduced new academic programs and initiatives, including a Career Development Center and Quality Assurance Unit. The institution also established an Agribusiness Center to harness agricultural potential for community development.
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