Jeezuzpick:


And some dance to feed themselves and their families.

This is our problem in Nigeria.

Do you know that someone can dance with Beyouncé on a 3-month tour and make more than a Nigerian professor makes in a year?

Omodua:
Liar,,,! Dance is never or indirectly part of physical education in OAU.
Don't deceive the public.

duro4chang:
That was 30 years ago. Shortly before the Popular June 12, 1993. I also served in osun but I came from the North central though a pure omoluabi

Akhee:
Dance ke. Can it improves my chance of getting a job during interview?. Dance education should be scrapped

etrange:


What kind of job? You're probably saying this cause what you see as "job" is sitting down in an office signing peppers. They are people who are professional dancers, choreographers, members of dance groups, and kinetic dance instructors (for fitness and weight loss, and restoration after child birth or accident. We watch good music videos and appreciate the moves, we see them in Lagos sweating out different aerobic moves with people who want to be more fit or in orthopedic hospitals assisting patients with specific moves that target specific parts of the boy, yet people don't appreciate as a job because there's no dignity in labour in Nigeria. Most people want to wear suit, lab coat, engineering outfit, lawyers' wig or, at least, be written codes.

Cc: Rosrozz

duro4chang:
It was just an elective course in PHE Dept then. Just as it is just a topic under JSS3 PHE subject in today Basic Education sylabus.

duro4chang:
I did a course in the Department of Physical Educaion some years back. it was called Dance Education then. You had to dance as part of the pratical if you did not then you fail. To me what happened here is not strange.

Rosrozz:
Still not nice, some people can’t dance to save their life

etrange:


What kind of job? You're probably saying this cause what you see as "job" is sitting down in an office signing peppers. They are people who are professional dancers, choreographers, members of dance groups, and kinetic dance instructors (for fitness and weight loss, and restoration after child birth or accident. We watch good music videos and appreciate the moves, we see them in Lagos sweating out different aerobic moves with people who want to be more fit or in orthopedic hospitals assisting patients with specific moves that target specific parts of the boy, yet people don't appreciate as a job because there's no dignity in labour in Nigeria. Most people want to wear suit, lab coat, engineering outfit, lawyers' wig or, at least, be written codes.

Cc: Rosrozz

Rosrozz:
Which one is dance education, such course should be scrapped, not everyone can dance

FarinolaFrances:
wow....you have really see things ooo...how's life in the eighties... much better than now and were people living simple life back then and I use to hear about the popular dressing style which was baggy trousers and men keeping Afro with their tucked in shirt lol.....I'm asking all three coz atimes I use to think about those who have been in this world before me and how the world was back then and if most of them are still living till now, I do wonder how far they have survived with so much years past....

Rosrozz:
Are you a dancer?

Rosrozz:
Which one is dance education, such course should be scrapped, not everyone can dance

etrange:


No, I'm not. But I appreciate dancing cause I have a friend who is a dancer, and I know someone who takes kinetic dance for physical health. Also, in my free time, I go to a park nearby where some community volunteers come to take people on different types of dance moves for both mental health and blood circulation (though this one isn't in Nigeria, lol).

Emeka71:
That department is under the Faculty of Education.

etrange:


No, I'm not. But I appreciate dancing cause I have a friend who is a dancer, and I know someone who takes kinetic dance for physical health. Also, in my free time, I go to a park nearby where some community volunteers come to take people on different types of dance moves for both mental health and blood circulation (though this one isn't in Nigeria, lol).

etrange:


No, I'm not. But I appreciate dancing cause I have a friend who is a dancer, and I know someone who takes kinetic dance for physical health. Also, in my free time, I go to a park nearby where some community volunteers come to take people on different types of dance moves for both mental health and blood circulation (though this one isn't in Nigeria, lol).

Rosrozz:
Dancing isn’t for everyone I guess. You’ll have to kill me first before asking me to dance before an audience. �

Viraltrends123:
Who is talking about CEO or adult school centre here, we are talking about university

Bigfishlee45:


Mr. University ... Oga University .. weldone sir

Bigfishlee45:


Mr. University ... Oga University .. weldone sir

Viraltrends123:
hahahaha, it's funny. Your mama toto

etrange:


When you don't believe someone, sat "I don't believe you". Considering the slightest possibility that they could be right, don't call them a liar. You don't know this person, you don't know when they graduated from the school, and you certainly don't know about the school more that everyone on Nairaland even if you graduated from the said institution. So while there's a possibility they could be lying, proper communication skills dictate that you don’t call them a liar cause of the 0.000001% chance that they are either telling the truth or was misled to believe they are.

duro4chang:
please go to Youtube and search for 'Obafemi Awolowo university PHE Dance'. You will the video of oau students doing dancing during PHE.

duro4chang:
I am talking of the course I did in the year 1991/1992. Were you even born that time. Go to the department of Physical and Health Education of the school and ask. Mention the year too.

BigCowH0rn:
Lol


The guy has got moves sha
Na who get data dey watch... just 10% of Nairaland