Nigerian actor Pete Edochie, 76, receives a double honorary doctorate

Nigerian actor Pete Edochie, 76, receives a double honorary doctorate

The International School of Technology and Management (ISTM) University in Togo has granted 76-year-old Nigerian actor Pete Edochie a double honorary doctorate.

Nigerian actor Pete Edochie is regarded as one of the country’s most gifted performers. Africa Magic has given him an Industry Merit Award, and the Africa Film Academy has recognized him with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

The International School of Technology and Management (ISTM), Togo, granted Pete a double honorary doctorate degree in arts and literature in recognition of his artistic engagement and development within the Nigerian creative sector.

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The university representative, who praised the Veteran Actor for all of his hard work and called him a pioneer in everything that the younger ones are copying, gave the award to him at his home as he was decked up in his PhD regalia.

“For all of his efforts, and for being the first at everything that the younger ones are imitating.” These honors are bestowed to you by the Dr. of Literature and ISTM Management. The agent said, “Congratulations, sir.”

For honoring him and giving him the honors, Pete Edochie thanked the International School of Technology and Management (ISTM) University in Togo.

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In another story, Berklee College of Music in the United States awarded Usher Raymond IV, better known by his stage name Usher, an honorary doctorate in music.

Before being discovered by a music A&R from LaFace Records, Usher Raymond IV, an American R&B singer-songwriter and recording artist, began performing in local singing competitions at the age of 12. Read more about Usher HERE.

 

 

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