Tonto Dikeh's husband bags

Dr Olakunle Churchill holding his Doctorate
Degree certificate.
It appears that the best is still yet to come
from Tonto Dikeh and her husband, Oladunni
Olakunle Churchill as the couples never fails
to dish out something new to their fans
virtually every week.
Over the weekend, Tonto Dikeh’s husband
and Businessman was awarded an honorary
Doctorate degree from Institut Superieur de
Communication et de Gestion (ISCG)
University, at the Republic of Benin. The
institution majors in communication, ICT,
Journalism and other related information
courses and they held their biannual
academic programme and awards to honour
distinguished personalities who have made a
name in their profession.
One of his aides took to her Instagram
handle to post pictures of Mr Churchill with
the caption: “ Over the weekend, Amb,
Olakunle Churchill added another feather to
his already feathered cap as he bagged a
Doctorate Honour from ISCG University in
Republic of Benin. Institut Superieur de
Communication et de Gestion (ISCG
University) awarded the UN Goodwill
Ambassador and IT Entrepreneur Amb
Olakunle Churchill with honorary doctorate
degree. ISCG University is an independent
communication, management and technology
focused university, offering admission to both
bachelor’s degree and master’s degree. The
professional institution which ma
jors in in
communication, ICT, Journalism and other
related information courses on 28th of May
held their biannual academic programme and
award to honour distinguished personalities
who have over the years made a name in the
profession and field of endeavours .”

Kanu Nwankwo hosting Olakunle Churchill in
Imo state.

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