Helen Paul becomes a professor, bags new appointment at International University (Photos and Videos)

It is all joy and happiness for Nigeria comedienne, Helen Paul as she officially becomes a professor.

The comedian would now be addressed as Professor Paul Helen.

To add to her feat, the actress was appointed as the news HOD Department of Arts, Music and Entertainment at Heart International University USA.

Her husband, Femi Bamisele also bagged a Doctorate degree in law.

Announcing the good news, Helen Paul appreciated her husband, the school management and all her loved ones.

Helen Paul wrote, “Congratulations to us my love. Such a great honor for both of us. You graduated as a Doctor of Law and I was promoted too. Professor Helen Paul, now the new H.OD Department of Arts, Music and Entertainment, Heart International University USA. Thank you for all the sleepless nights. Thank you for sacrificing for us”.

“Congratulations to all of us at Heart University. I am now officially Professor Paul Helen. The ceremony was a beautiful one indeed. My sincere gratitude to my Boss and the University Chancellor, Dornett McIntosh Ph.D. Thank you my senior Professor Cox, our faculty head and all HBIU staff in general. Will never forget to say a big thank you to my Atlanta Dean of programming, Yemisi Dunmoye Ph.D”.

Kemi Filani news recalls in 2020 it was revealed that Helen Paul was planning to become an American professor, all things being equal.

The Nation newspaper reported that Helen Paul was taking a postdoctoral study in an undisclosed university in America, barely a year after she emerged as Nigeria’s first popular stand-up comedienne to bag a Doctorate Degree.

The comedienne completed her Ph.D programs in Theatre Arts from the University of Lagos in 2019.

A source told the publication “Yes, Helen Paul has been shuttling between Nigerian and the US for some months now. While studying to become a Professor, she is also working as a lecturer in one of the institutions in the US.

“She is really an inspiration to this generation because combining these academic feats with her comedy career in Nigeria is no child’s play.”