DASA ENTREPRENEUR OF THE WEEK

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 Stage Voice: Good evening, I’m from stage voice, do you mind if we have an interview with you?

Toluwanimi: Okay, good evening. 

Stage Voice: Please, introduce yourself. 

Toluwanimi: I'm Wuraola Toluwanimi. 

Stage Voice: Tell us more about yourself please

Toluwanimi: I'm a part 2 student of dramatic arts. A jovial person. I'm also a fashion designer and I also do a bit of singing. I can aldo double as a costumier (I'm not 100% good yet o but I dey try my best).

Stage Voice: Nicee, as a fashion designer, what is your brand name

Toluwanimi: Nimi❤ couture

Stage Voice: A beautiful name I guess it’s a part of your name... 

Toluwanimi: Yes ☺

Stage Voice: So tell us how you manage school with business? 

Toluwanimi: It takes grace and determination. I use my free time and midnight to meet up with deadline and I try to balance everything so it won't affect either. 

Stage Voice: Omo una dey try o despite how busy the department is. 

Stage Voice: So when exactly did you start sewing for sales? 

Toluwanimi: 2020... Na why I never loud the business yet and I'm also taking time to balance myself and make myself better. 

Stage Voice: I hope you find balance in the positive side. 

Toluwanimi: Amen 

Stage Voice: Do you think Dasaites will be part of your business growth? 

Toluwanimi: Hmmmm yes to a very large extent

Stage Voice: Hmm now let’s leave business, how is life outside Pit theatre? 

Toluwanimi: E no easy but we dey push am jare

Stage Voice: How has the strike affected you personally? 

Toluwanimi: Strike?? It doesn't even feel like there's strike to me... So I don't really feel affected like that jare. 

Stage Voice: Must be nice, how do you feel about the DASA association? 

Toluwanimi: The association is cool I just hope they continue to help members get better. 

Stage Voice: What advise do you have for the freshers? 

Toluwanimi They should bring themselves down and make themselves teachable..... No one gives recognition to anyone who is not teachable.

Stage Voice: Word. Thanks for having our time nimi, it was nice getting to know you.

Toluwanimi: Yes boss. Same here, it was a nice chat with you

Stage Voice: Have a great week ahead 

Toluwanimi: And you too


PS. Remember that we'll be  starting the #SaveDASAAmeboChallenge this week. 

So if you want us to give you the latest secret relationship we have for today, others segments like DASAITE of the week – and others – will get at least 30 views. 

So do well to engage and share with other DASAITES to do as well. 

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