DASA EXECUTIVE OF THE WEEK

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Stage Voice: I am from Stage Voice, can you please tell us your name?

Ayomide: Good evening, my name is Adeyemo Ayomide Isaac, my friends call me  A Fèèdú Fan'nà.

Stage Voice: Nice meeting you sir. Please tell where you are from and where you currently reside?

Ayomide: I'm from Osun state and I currently reside in Ajah, Lagos.

Stage Voice: Great. So being the production coordinator of DASA, why did you go for it? Was there anything you wanted to change?

Ayomide: Hmmmm, the reason I went for the post of the production coordinator was because I knew I wanted to challenge myself with a responsibility that has to do with what I love doing and trust me I'm really really challenged but God's helping me. 

Yes, there was something I wanted to change which was the competitive spirit amongst dasaites and helping dasaites to reach their peak when it comes to the theater world

Stage Voice: That's awesome 👏 So being the Pro. Cord, how has this position been for you?

Ayomide: Honestly it's being a lot, I didn't know it was going to be this much but with God by myside it won't be more than I can handle

Stage Voice: God gat your back

Ayomide: It's only God o, nobody else will have your back

Stage Voice: So how is your relationship with other Excos? Lucky to be with or it's been hell?

Ayomide: Hell ke, no oooo I don't think I can be more lucky to have these set of people to work with. It's normal to have disputes sometimes and the way it's always being sorted is amazing and everyone is back to their work happy.

Stage Voice: That's great. How is your relationship with the DRSC? Any fight occurred?

Ayomide: Not at all, I have a very good relationship with every member of the dsrc, except for one moment when I was told that I was scaring away some dasaites that I was reported that I don't smile and it scares them, so apart from then nothing else.

Stage Voice: Why you too no dey smile 🤣

Ayomide: 😂😂

Stage Voice: How is your relationship with the lecturers as well?

Ayomide: I have a good relationship with the lecturers too.

Stage Voice: What are the current challenges the administration is facing, that the whole of DASA does not know? Especially pertaining to your office.

Ayomide: As per my office, Dasaites are nonchalant when it comes to production that concerns the students’ association and it's really difficult and it's just few people are willing other dasaites feel that there's nothing attached to it for them so they don't see any reason as to why they should participate, it's the same people that are active in a particular production that would also be active in other production and they're humans too and it's not easy but dasaites need to understand that it is their constitutional right too

Stage Voice: DASAITEs please join productions oo. We need your hands.

Stage Voice: So apart from being a student, do you have any side hustle?

Ayomide: Yes I do, I'm an actor, a voice over artist also a voice actor too

Stage Voice: Agbaaa… So let's leave work for now... Are you in a relationship?

AyomideHmmmm...I don't think I want to talk about that aspect

Stage Voice: Alright. Do you think LGBTQ should be legalized in Nigeria?

Ayomide: No, I don't. I hope they don't come for me.

Stage Voice: The question comes with you giving your reasons. So state your why.

Ayomide: Alright, if we're been honest with ourselves we know it's not right and it's really unnatural. That's why I feel it shouldn't be legalized but then it is what it is

Stage Voice: Alright thank you. Any advice for the current part 1 students?

Ayomide: Dear Junine Gems, I know it seems really rough and I'm sorry about that but it's just life and it can't always be smooth, always believe in yourself and face any challenge heads on and remember every setback is always an opportunity for a grand come back.

Stage Voice: Thank youuu

Stage Voice: Lastly, who do you want to give your shout-out to?

Ayomide: Omooo to the whole member of the Valor Fortis administration I'm grateful for this team and to my friends turned family Zoo, The whole Outsiders, Becca Scents(she sells anything that has to do with fragrance please patronize her), Gem, Toyo, Aanu and other people I can't mention sef


And can I use this opportunity to apologize to someone really special to me and I offended her real bad?

Stage Voice: No problems. You can proceed.

Ayomide: This is for Odusanya Tumininu, I know I haven't been the person you wanted me to be recently and I know I've messed up real bad and I own up to it I have no excuse you don't deserve what I did and you have every right to be angry, you've always been there for me and I appreciate it so much so please I'd be happy if you forgive me as i have realized my mistake, i love you

Stage Voice: Awwwwn awwwwn. We will help in apologizing to herrrr. 

Ayomide: Thank you, it'll mean alot.

Stage Voice: You're welcome.

Ayomide: Thank you for having me

Ayomide: I'm honored

Stage Voice: You are welcome

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