the popular 38-year-old dancer and choreographer, said her dream was to become an aeronautic engineer.
“I wanted to be an aeronautic engineer; I never wanted to be a dancer,” she said, adding: “Let’s be real to ourselves, a lot of us went to school to study something but are not practising what we studied but the knowledge of that has helped.”
While touching on the perception that not much knowledge and studying is needed to make a name in a profession like dancing, Kaffy stated: “Somebody said it’s dancing, you don’t require that level of technical knowledge. You’re not a telco company.
“The skills I learned in mechanic engineering; Industrial maintenance engineering; all the physics, mathematics and economics; all the statistics; all of what I learned from primary school, secondary school and university are being applied in my profession as a dancer.”
Kaffy, who led her dance group to break the Guinness Book of Record for Longest Dance Party in 2006, said the profession was an unthinkable venture when she started out years back.
New Telegraph
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Thank God u found ur talent cos naija hasna way of telling tLent rest in peace
ReplyDeleteHer energy is too strong
ReplyDeleteShe's energetic
ReplyDeleteMadam please dancing is as honorable as any profession. Be proud of it. No need hyping it with the application of physics, engineering and Economics abeg. So that the next dancer who didn't study engineering can feel less of a dancer or what??? Mtchew. Yeyebrities be telling useless lies.
ReplyDeleteDullard, next time take your time to read and understand
DeleteGosh you are so danm daft...lol...anyway u just won’t get it....lmao
DeleteBut she didn't go to the University, she only did diploma in something at oou or am I missing something?
ReplyDeleteTypical nigerian mentally. Diploma is not something to be proud of? Diploma is equivalent to WAEC abi?
DeleteMany of you claim to be educated with a 4years degree but yet intelligent.