But an authority at the UL is confident that despite these delays, graduates of the 97th class will received all their souvenir items before the end of January. Dahnkuan contested and lost the graduating class leadership elections ahead of the graduation, to McMillan Vaye, and he now blames his opponent for the current situation. Giving details about causes of the delays, graduating class president McMillan Vaye admits there are challenges in acquiring the souvenir items. “You bring the items before we pay you (the vendors),” Dean Stevens said, promising that the souvenir items will be available before the end of January. “If they (class leadership) did not play their part, then students should start thinking about how they should elect their officials,” he asserted.

Source: Front Page Africa January 12, 2017 03:37 UTC