EeZee Tee Receives Honourary Doctorate Degree From Myles Leadership University Presented At Mindustry Conference 2024.

Gospel music executive Ezekiel “EeZee Tee” ThankGod has been conferred an honourary degree of Transformational Leadership, alongside Gospel music icon Frank Edwards by Myles Leadership University.

This was presented at the just concluded EeZee Global Mindustry Conference 2024 which was held at the Daystar Christian Centre facility in Ikeja, Lagos.

During the presentation, a number of testimonials were expressed including Frank Edward’s who further dedicated his honorary doctorate award to the music executive EeZee Tee.

He spoke profoundly on EeZee Tee’s dedication during the years he managed his talent and ministry referencing days when he had to leave his family for a whole week to work.

The just concluded EeZee Global Mindustry Conference has entered its second year making it an annual event that brings the Gospel creative together under a roof for discussion and solution creation within the ecosystem.

This year’s edition featured Tosin Alao, Mike Abdul, Foza Doza, Rev. Sam Oye, Minister GUC, ID Cabasa and more.

Popular music producer and label owner, ID Cabasa, emphasised the need for Christians to look beyond the church. He added that this doesn’t reduce the function of the gospel but in essence, improves the true worth of Christians.

“The Gospel sends light forth. That’s what the Bible told us. Even our Lord Jesus knows we are in this world, and that’s why he made us light. There is no industry separated from another; we all do the same thing. The only difference in ours is that we are doing this to the glory of the Lord. These guys out there are your colleagues. It’s the same way you have bankers who are either Christians or not as colleagues. But we must be the light and seek knowledge.“

Speaking on the idea behind the conference, Ezekiel Onyedikachi, Thank God, Record Label Owner, EeZee Conceptz emphasised the need to hold conversations that analyse the growth and projects of the future of the Nigerian Gospel Music Industry.

“The goal is to be intentional about growth. We want the industry to grow. That’s what we are all about. We have been holding this conference for a while and the goal has always been the same. We want to equip our people with knowledge. Knowledge of copyright, knowledge in knowing how to go about promoting our songs, knowledge of when to open up for partnerships and collaboration, Knowledge on being aware of how music distribution works and how music rights are allocated. We want the space to expand. That’s why we are here to learn from experts.”