Why I Attended 4 Universities Before Graduating – Comedian Mr Macaroni | DETAILS
Popular comedy skit maker, Adebowale Adedayo, alias Mr Macaroni, has revealed that he attended four tertiary institutions before he was able to graduate.
Mr Macaroni who revealed this while giving his autobiography on his Twitter handle.
He tweeted;
“So here are some facts about me. For those that keep asking… These are pure facts. If you have questions, you can ask. I am Adebowale Adedayo, born in Lagos on the 3rd day of May 1993. Into a Muslim and Christian Family. I answer David and Ibrahim.
“My state of origin is Ogun. I’m from Abeokuta precisely. I attended Tendercare International Nursery and Primary school in Ojota, Ogudu. Now at Magodo Isheri. So I be Ojota/Magodo boy. I started secondary school in 2002 at Babcock University High School.”(sic)
I went to 4 Universities.
I gained admission into LeadCity University in 2009. I was studying law at the time. In 200L, our school had accreditation issues, we started to protest, things got hot. I had to leave the school. Lol. I miss City sha. Sweet school like this
From there, I went to Houdegbe North American University Cotonou in 2011. I was still studying law there… I cos small wahala I had to leave. From there I went to Afe Babalola University in 2012… it was there I decided to go back to my first love; Theatre. As Law don tire me.
One thing led to the other, I had to leave ABUAD
And that was when I went to Redeemer’s University in 2013 to study Theatre Arts. Small wahala happen. But everything settle las las… I finished there got my certificate and the rest is history.
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