DASA ENTREPRENEUR OF THE WEEK - FEMALE

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Stage Voice: Can I get to know you?

Temitope: Alright.... My name is Afolabi Temitope Sarah!! I'm a part 2 student of the Department of Dramatic Arts, OAU.

Stage Voice: Pls let me know more about yourself?

Temitope: You people have come ooo😅,  Ok… I'm the CEO of Temmy's Adire Clothing (TAC). I love to laugh a lot cause I try to consider everything joy and amidst all the stress of this school...I've got joy!! I like to eat but e no dey show for my body. And lastly, I love God,my family and my friends, my classmates too.

Stage Voice: Wow, you are already a business owner. Can you tell us more about Temmy's Adire Clothing?

Temitope: Yes I am.  Ahhh...long story niyen oo.

Stage Voice: Cut it short in righteousness☺️.

Temitope: Ok oo.. it was during the strike that I decided to help myself and the community by using my skills to make beautiful Adire Shirts for them and to make my own income.  So to cut the long story short, I became a business owner last year August. And I can say it has and will always be God!

Stage Voice: How did you learn this skill, and how has the experience been?

Temitope: I learnt it when I was in Secondary school ooo and I'm happy I took it serious, good so far I thank God.

Stage Voice: Skills are important as a student. How have you been to juggle both business and academics considering your stressful department?

Temitope: Ahhhh...ko easy oo! Everything clashing with rehearsals, classes....ko easy sha😩 Sincerely me sef I don't know but one thing I know is that it's been God!

Stage Voice: It really has been God. What was your challenge time as a business owner.

Temitope: Challenge time 🤔..ahhh. When I started I just dyed clothes because I could do it but then, when the reality of owning a business hit me bayii... my head reset😂😂 

That's when I decided to know how to take my clients on 'An Ageless Adventure' on this Adire business. That's the motto of my business by the way.

Stage Voice: What a fantastic motto. How has your customer  feedback been since you started?

Temitope: Great!!! A big shout out to all my clients families and friends that have decided to trust *Temmy's Adire Clothings*❤️ I love you all.

Stage Voice: Awww 😊, can you explain what Temmy's Adire Clothing is really into.

Temitope: We deal with Adire fabrics, T-shirt, hoodies, bags and everything dye-able.

Stage Voice: Ooh! That nice. What can you say about females' involvement in film production?

Temitope: First of all, it's important to note that women have been involved in film production since the very beginning. In more recent times, there have been many talented female directors, producers, and writers who have made a significant impact on the film industry. And if we're talking about filmmakers in the Nigerian film industry, popularly known as Nollywood, there are a number of talented female filmmakers. One of the most notable is Kemi Adetiba, who's known for films like "King of Boys" and "The Wedding Party." Adetiba's films have been praised for their strong female characters and nuanced storytelling. Omoooo... let's leave it there jare..

Stage Voice: Thank you for the detailed information 😊, Any last words to say.

Temitope: I don't really know what to say...but I thank you all that have contributed to my growth in all aspects.  I love you all and do well to always make peace with others and lastly have a cheerful heart!!

Shout out to my babies Onaopemipo, Zammie,Daniel !!! I love you.

Luminous !!!

And Ife DRAMA I hail ooo🙇‍♀️❤️❤️❤️

Stage Voice: Thank you so much for your time. I enjoyed having you ☺️

Temitope: It's my pleasure 🤗. You're welcome anytime



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