Nigerian Man Graduates With First Class From University Of Buckingham, UK(Photos)

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A young Nigerian man from Katsina State, Adam Lamis Dikko has made Nigeria proud by graduating with a B.sc Economics ( first -class honors ) from University of Buckingham , UK.

Congrats to him!





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