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Stage Voice: Hiiiii I'm from Stage Voice Good evening  Vatti: Alright. Good evening to you Stage Voice: Do you mind if I interview you (as our DASAITE OF THE WEEK)?  Vatti: No problem, Go ahead Stage Voice: Thaaank you Can please introduce yourself, telling us your name and what you do?  Vatti: Im Okolie Kosisochukwu Canice. Also known as Vatti. Im a student of Dramatic Arts, OAU and an artiste. Stage Voice: Hmmm hmmm.. Opor oooo Vatti: lol. Shebi Stage Voice: Yea yea So as a DASAITE, what was your first impression about the department?  Vatti: Do you mean the first thing at the department as a fresher or after becoming a Dasaite? Stage Voice: As a fresher Vatti: Ohh. I wont even lie. My first impression about the department was that it would be fun ‘cause thats basically what it seems like from the outside but not like its not fun still but we all know how it goes now. Stage Voice: Hmmmm... so what have you noticed in the department that you feel needs to be changed...

Stage Voice: Hi, I am from Stage Voice. How're you doing? Jane: Hi Im Jane. Im good Stage Voice: It's nice meeting you, Jane. Do you mind being our DASA Entrepreneur of the Week?  Jane: And you too. Ill be glad to Stage Voice: Oh that's nice... Stage Voice: So tell us about your business, Jane. Like what do you do? Jane: I run a Tie and Dye brand, Adire by Jane. Aimed at bringing colorful style to every wear from shirts to materials to caps, everything except underwear. I also offer revamp services in which you bring old clothes and with my designs, give them a colourful feel. Its currently an online store. I also run an online jewelry store for male and female. Stage Voice: Wow, you run a tye and dye brand and also run an online jewelry store for both male and female? That's nice.  Stage Voice: So how it has been managing these businesses? Jane: Its been quite nice...a bit stressful coupled with the school stress. But I enjoy it, we thank God.  Stage Voice: Alright... ...