Lasustech Mass Comunication Lecturer Bags Doctoral Title

Lasustech Mass Communication Lecturer Bags Doctoral Title

By Nurudeen Adebayo

In a whirlwind of celebration, Dr. Steven Anu’ Adesemoye, a prominent broadcast teacher from the Mass Communication Department of Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), has proudly attained his Doctorate degree from the University of Malaya in Malaysia.

He embarked on this academic journey for approximately two years and emerged triumphant.

Dr. Adesemoye is a multifaceted professional, excelling in various fields such as broadcast education, TV content direction, film and script writing, as well as public relations and branding expertise.

His doctoral thesis, titled "Reception of Paranormal Depictions in Selected Nollywood Films: A Comparative Cultural Analysis of Living in Bondage: Breaking Free and Thunderbolt among Nigerian Viewers in Nigeria and Canada," delves into the intricate realm of global and local cultural influences on film viewership.

Video credit : Olatayo Agogo

Notably, his research has already made waves with several papers published in international journals, including "Perception and Acceptance of Nollywood as Nigeria’s Cultural Ambassador among University Students," featured in the European Journal of Communication and Media Studies in 2023. Dr. Adesemoye's contributions to the academic community are indeed remarkable.

The excitement doesn't end there. Colleagues, friends, and well-wishers have poured in with their congratulations. Mr. Hassan Ekundayomi, the General Secretary of the LAPSOTECH Alumni Association in Lagos, lauds Dr. Adesemoye's achievements and calls for a collective celebration.

The former LASPOTECH Rector, Engr. Ayodeji Iginla, joins in with a simple yet heartfelt message of "Congratulations, Steven!"

Former Head of the Mass Communication Department at LASUSTECH, Mr. Ade- Inasa Thomas , adds his congratulations, expressing optimism for Dr. Adesemoye's future endeavors.

Meanwhile, prominent political figure and social commentator, Owolabi Anifowoshe, hails Dr. Adesemoye's achievement as "Great" and extends his congratulations.

This milestone is a testament to Dr. Adesemoye's dedication and excellence in his field, and it's clear that his contributions will continue to impact the academic and professional world.

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