“This Is Initiation”: Nigerians Raise Alarm As Photos of Theatre Arts Students During Induction Goes Viral
- Photos of Theatre Arts students of the Benue State University during their induction into the department have caused a stir online
- The new students, both male and female, tied white wrappers and carried calabashes with white candles lit in them
- While some people pointed out that the ritual is the norm for that career, others raised concerns over initiation into cults
Theatre Arts students of the Benue State University had their induction in a style that came off as unusual and dangerous to quite a number of Nigerians.
New students in year one dressed in white wrappers with significant drawings on their faces with lit white and red candles inside calabashes lined up as they paraded the school.
Source: Instagram
Other people, presumably students, hung around as they looked on at the procession.
See the photos below:
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Nigerians react to the photos
iamlacrown:
"That’s how it’s done in almost all Nigerian uni , nothing new and bad here."
_adorable_bee_:
"That’s how it’s done in all universities na, as far as you are a theatre art student."
faavmira:
"na so person go join secret cult him no go know."
_iamjaydee:
"This is initiation oh! Jesus Christ "
_blakkout00:
"That is how Dey do it in all university even my school."
___shonasandra:
"But why exactly do they conduct their inductions like this?"
simont3248:
"They have to be inducted to be able to mount the stage as a pure thespian… welcome to the world of thespians."
_lau_ray_:
"It’s done in every 9ja uni. As long as you a thespian, you must undergo this type of induction. "
VP Osinbajo analyzes Asake’s Organize, Kizz Daniel’s Buga, and Burna’s Last Last
The vice president of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, managed to use some of the trending songs in the country to drive home his points during a speaking event.
In clips sighted online, the politician analyzed Burna Boy's Last Last and clearly missed the intended meaning.
According to him, 'everyone will chop breakfast last last' meant everyone would eventually matter 'last last' or succeed in the end.
In another clip, Osinbajo joyfully sang one of Asake's trending songs, Organize, from his latest album.
Source: Legit.ng
