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Mr Macaroni earns master’s degree in acting from London’s Mountview Academy

Comedian Adebowale ‘Mr Macaroni’ Adedayo has obtained a master’s degree in acting from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Peckham, London.

• November 4, 2026
Adebowale ‘Mr Macaroni’ Adedayo
Adebowale ‘Mr Macaroni’ Adedayo [Credit: Instagram]

Comedian Adebowale ‘Mr Macaroni’ Adedayo has obtained a master’s degree in acting from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Peckham, London.

The Nigerian content creator shared the news in a video posted on his Instagram account on Wednesday.

“Master of Arts with Distinction in Performance (Acting). Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts,” Mr Macaroni stated.

He noted that earning the degree challenged him in so many ways, but expressed gratitude for the opportunity to grow professionally through the experience.

“Completing this degree challenged me in so many ways, but I am glad to have embarked on this journey of personal and professional development.

“Forever grateful to God for his blessings, which I can never deny. Thankful to my family and the best friends in the world for their incredible love and support.

“And to every one of you that has been riding with me on my journey as an artist, with all my heart, thank you. Cheers to greater things ahead,” he said.

Mr Macaroni studied law at Lead City University, then left the institution and continued his studies at Houdegbe North American University in Cotonou. However, he later stopped his studies there before proceeding to Afe Babalola University, where he switched from Law to Theatre Arts, but eventually left the institution.

He then enrolled at Redeemer’s University, where he studied Theatre Arts and Film Studies and graduated in 2018.

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