While many parents are still not
prepared to encourage their children or wards to take to dancing as a career, professional
dancer cum actress, Joyce Chukwuma a.k.a Miss Boogie says the act of moving the
body puts food on her table. The proprietress of a school of dancing however
believes everybody can dance.
However she was quick to add that it
takes fitness and passion to be a good professional dancer.
In her words, “Anybody can dance but
it takes passion, fitness and creativity to be a better dance performer.”
On her assertion that the act puts
food on her table, she added, “It`s very lucrative to be a dancer. But doing it
well is also depending on individual`s package.”
Not relenting in her postulation, the
popular Miss Boogie went on to say, “The painful thing is that in Nigeria people
don’t see dancing as a good form of making money but that is not true. Dancing has
given me a studio. I have done several high grade stage performances. I am on
the pay roll of Soulmusic. It got me my car and a better life.”
To her, “Everybody is entitled to his
or her opinion. That is why it is not dancing that is the matter but how
successful the dancer proves himself or herself. It is the reason they should
all give it a try.”
Meanwhile on the vexatious prolonged
abduction of the over 200 girls from the Chibok community in Borno State the
dancer who has concluded procedures for admission to study criminal
justice at the Walden University in Amsterdam
concludes losing hope on the federal government rescue plans.
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