Debo Adedayo completes an Advanced Acting for Camera Course at RADA, marking a proud moment in his personal and professional development as an actor

Popular Nigerian comedian, actor and activist Debo Adedayo, also known as Mr Macaroni, has taken a major step forward in his career.

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He announced on Tuesday that he has successfully completed an Advanced Acting for Camera Course at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London.

The multitalented entertainer shared the news via social media, expressing his excitement and gratitude for the opportunity. He described the experience as both inspiring and transformational.

Debo Adedayo completes RADA acting course at a time when Nigerian creatives continue to gain global recognition. For him, the programme marks a new chapter in his growth as a performer.

“I had a great time with the most adorable and creatively inspiring coursemates as we were graciously tutored by exceptionally transformative and illuminating teachers,” he said.

Grateful for this experience and even charged to do more on this journey of personal and professional development.

The statement reflects his appreciation for both the environment and the people who helped shape the experience. He credited his tutors and colleagues for enriching his journey.

“Grateful for this experience and even charged to do more on this journey of personal and professional development,” he added.

Debo’s announcement has drawn praise from fans and colleagues alike, many of whom see this as proof of his commitment to honing his craft.

Known for his satirical skits and social activism, the move into more structured dramatic training signals a serious investment in his acting future.

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His new qualification from RADA, one of the most respected drama schools in the world, is expected to broaden his horizons both on the local and international stage.