- Mummy Wa, a popular skit maker, received an honorary doctorate from the University of Delaware.
- The recognition was for his contributions to the entertainment industry and his impact on the lives of many through his skits.
- Mummy Wa’s work has been widely appreciated and admired, and this honorary doctorate is a testament to his dedication and passion for his craft.
Newsypeople- Mummy Wa, a Nigerian content creator, has recently earned an honorary doctorate in Management from Prowess University, Delaware, USA, in collaboration with Leadtimes Africa Magazine.
This achievement was announced by Kemi Ikuseedun, also known as Mummy Wa, on her official social media page.
The event was marked by a video clip where Mummy Wa received her award certificates and delivered a speech.
She appeared joyful, wearing minimal makeup and a stylish pink corporate dress that accentuated her physique.
During her speech, she expressed her long-standing desire to achieve this accomplishment and her gratitude for it happening at this particular moment.
Mummy Wa, famous for her role in Mr Macaroni’s social media skits, shared her excitement and gratitude on social media, stating:
“Meet Dr Ikuseedun O.R. With Deepest Gratitude, I Accept an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Management by Prowess University Delaware, USA in conjunction with Leadtimes Africa Magazine. Thank you for this incredible honor and recognition.”
Her achievement is a testament to her dedication and hard work in the entertainment industry, and her honorary doctorate is a well-deserved recognition of her contributions.
see reactions below…
@moqueendom: “Congratulations mama that makeup is flawless. I did that and I’m so proud of my work.”
@bybisasa: “Congratulations my boo. Bio update asap.”
@mynameiboss: “Congratulations.”
@comedian_daniboy: “I love it Congratulations queen.”
@haddydbaddie: “Congratulations Dr bestieeeee!!!. I’m super proud of you!! I’d support you till the very end That’s a promise.”
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