Page 52 - The Den Yearbook 2015 (Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja)

In this year's production of
This year’s Loyola Union This was my first year as a The Loyola Union experience
'Dance on His Grave' by production had me play the Loyola Union member. I was an amazing one. I got the
Barclays Anyakoroma, I role of Chief Apodi, the acted as one of the women at opportunity to showcase my
played Alaere. She is the king’s right-hand man, and the various meetings held by talent in the LJC theatre
proud and stubborn queen of the man who had adviced the the Queen of Toru-Ama. It along with my friends. The
Toru-Ama. She is a feminist king to take a violent position was a hilarious role to play numerous practices and
to the core and is willing to against the women of Tora- though I didn’t say much. I Loyola Union meetings with
risk anything to get what she Ama. This was my first non- kept the play alive with fellow members helped to
wants and to fight for what jovial role in the Union and others fueling fights, build our relationships with
she believes in. she strives to so really challenged me as an throwing insults and agreeing one another and contributed
lead all the women to victory actor. with the Queen to make war greatly to the success of the
but will she succeed? in the land. I would miss presentation. I thank God for
OMOLE, Korede, '15 being a member of LU. everything.
IWO-BROWN, Aribi, '15
BANKOLE, Elsa, '15 EKE, Adaeze, '15