Adamawa State University Produces 42 First-Class Graduates Among 9,225 Graduates
Adamawa State University in Mubi, Nigeria, has announced the production of 42 first-class graduates out of a total of 9,225 graduates, including 8,871 undergraduates, 339 postgraduates, and 15 diploma awardees. The convocation ceremony is set for November 1, 2025, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Augustin Clement leading the event.
The university will award degrees in different categories, with 22 students receiving PhDs and 100 earning master's degrees. Additionally, the National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the commencement of seven new programs at ADSU.
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