DASAITE OF THE WEEK

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Stage Voice: Good evening, I'm from Stage Voice. Do you mind if we interview you?

Pastor: Yes, let the interview begin

Stage Voice: Alright, please introduce yourself. 

Pastor: I am Gbenga Adeboye popularly known as Pastor. I am a final year student

Stage Voice: That's great... So, pastor, kindly tell us more about yourself.

Pastor: I hail from Modakeke Akoraye in Osun State. I am a Christian.

Stage Voice: Alright, that's fine...

Pastor: Thank you

Stage Voice: So as a DASAITE, what was your first impression about the department?

Pastor: Actually I was clueless of what the Department is all about before I was admitted despite the fact that I willingly chose the course. But I found it as a place of fulfillment for me. 

Stage Voice: Good to know that... so tell us about what you think about the current initiation process?

Pastor: Thank you...  I am very glad with the insightful appointment of coordinators handling various aspects of the initiation programme. I earnestly anticipate to see new innovations and the best play, Osao, dance and Drum ensemble ever in Pit Theatre

Stage Voice: What have you noticed in the department that needs changes?

Pastor: Although the Department is really improving but we need new innovations and upgrade in theatrical productions. We lack discipline and commitment which is one of the bedrock of the theatre. I like our team spirit but we need to be goal-oriented whenever we are in a production. 

Stage Voice: Hmmm True words...  What about the students' administration?  What do you think about it?

Pastor: I really admire the team, they are doing a great and wonderful job. Indeed they are able leaders. I will just beseech the students to be supportive and faithful in performing our responsibility to the association. The administration is doing well and I look forward to more creative development from them. 

Pastor: No. Nevertheless, there are several things to work on in the administration. The administration is good and I am very glad it is getting better. 

Stage Voice: So enough of the serious talks, what's life outside Pit?

Pastor: Hmm... It has always been a good time for me to cook, eat, read and rest. I enjoy going to church, traveling and attending several seminars.

Stage Voice: That's great, so Pastor, are you part of any production apart from your class projects?

Pastor: No

Stage Voice: Why?

Pastor: I am into more than three productions already not because I am being selective.

Stage Voice: Alright,  so what advice do you have for part 1 students? 

Pastor: For the sake of those depending on you, never give up! Keep moving no matter what happens! Lastly, shift your focus on the things that matters

Stage Voice: Thank you, pastor. We have come to end of the interview. We are glad to have you here

Pastor DRA: Thank you, sir. It is such a great privilege. 

Stage Voice: You're welcome. 

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