Tamale, Dec. 10, GNA - Vice President John Dramani Mahama on Saturday announced that government had voted about GHc2.3 million for infrastructural development at the University for Development Studies' Medical School.

He explained that one million cedis out of the amount would be used for the expansion of infrastructure on the University campus, while GHc900,000 and GHc380,000 go into the procurement of laboratory equipment and other development projects respectively.

Vice President Mahama announced this during the 12th Congregation of the University in Tamale.

A total of 2,141 students graduated with Doctorates of Philosophy, Masters of Science and Masters of Arts and Bachelors of Arts in Endogenous Development, Development Management, In'