She is a dancer, a choreographer, a writer, a producer and the Founder of The Krump Dance Studios.I must say it has been a really challenging and adventurous. When I started my business, it was a lot of hard work building structure and providing a service that was rarely structured and it was also very fulfilling because I provided direction, mentorship, and platforms for performers.
The industry in Africa and the globe all have similar challenges but it’s easier to say that Asian, European and American countries are more structured and hence bigger.What do you think Nigeria, Africa can do to achieve an equal world for both gender in politics, business, family and society in general?
When I was young, I wanted to be a boy. I thought men had the advantage. I thought men could be anything they wanted to be and women had to always be the ones to compromise… Let us increase and develop our community advantage, let us empower even more women to lead and most especially empower more women to be whoever they want to be.
The smile on people’s faces when they see their images, the constant encouragement from family and friends, international recognitions and random people telling me how much I and my works inspire them, all these add up to keep me constantly motivated. The bigger motivation though comes from the credit alert and the hope that more will come.
The girl child is constantly reminded from childhood that her place is to depend on a man and she should not be bothered to aspire for anything, the boy child also learns that a girl is beneath him.
God bless each and every Woman today as always! May His love continue to flow in your individual life. Happy Mother's day!