Mr. Adedayo Longe, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dlong Media International Limited, was conferred with a Doctorate in Business Administration by the prestigious London Bridge Business School (LBBS) in the United Kingdom on the 30th of September 2024.
The academic achievement marks yet another significant milestone in Mr. Longe’s distinguished career, elevating his professional profile in the media and business landscape.
In an exclusive statement to Ikorodu News Network (INN), Mr. Longe expressed his deep gratitude to God for the honour, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and personal growth.
“I am immensely grateful to God for this new academic height in my career. It is a testament to my commitment to excellence and the constant pursuit of knowledge,” he remarked.
Dlong Media International Limited, under Mr. Longe’s leadership has gained widespread recognition for its innovative contributions to the media industry.
The company has been behind several successful projects, including The Learner’s Cut, a platform focused on educational content, Being Teen, a concept geared towards youth development, and NightCrawlers, a film production that received critical acclaim.
Additionally, Dlong Media has organized notable cultural events such as the OndoArtFest and established educational initiatives like the Dlong School of Arts, Film, and Communications to nurture young talents in the creative industry.
Mr. Longe’s recent academic achievement adds to his growing list of accomplishments and is expected to further bolster his influence in the media and business sectors.
His innovative approach to film production, event creation, and education continues to inspire many within and beyond Nigeria’s creative space.
“The Doctorate in Business Administration from LBBS reaffirms my commitment to driving innovation and excellence in the media and communication industries, both locally and globally,” Adedayo added.
Mr. Adedayo also took the opportunity to congratulate Nigerians on the celebration of the country’s 64th Independence Day.
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