Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai has said it would graduate 23 first class and 3212 other students at its 3rd convocation ceremony slated for Saturday.
The rate and number of first class graduates today is frightening, does it mean we are having more brilliant undergraduates or what? I,am afraid.
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