Ghanaian dancer Laud Anoo Konadu, popularly known as Dancegod Lloyd, recently shared an interesting part of his past. The award-winning dancer revealed that before gaining fame in the dance world, he was actually a footballer. Surprisingly, he was once teammates with Arsenal’s star midfielder, Thomas Teye Partey, and Moses Odjer.
In an interview on Channel One TV, Dancegod Lloyd opened up about his time as a footballer. He explained that his transition from football to dance wasn’t something he had planned. Instead, he believes it was all part of God’s timing and plan. Reflecting on his journey, he shared, “I do not know how it all happened, but I believe it is all God’s timing, and you can’t question God. Sometimes you want to do something, but that might not be what God wants for you. Even now, I still ask myself why I didn’t continue with football, but it’s all good.”
Despite his early involvement in football, Dancegod Lloyd found his true calling in dance. He has since become one of the most recognizable names in the dance world, not just in Ghana but across Africa. Known for his creative and energetic dance moves, Lloyd has made a significant impact on major platforms and stages, establishing himself as one of Africa’s best dancers.
His journey from the football field to the dance floor serves as a reminder that sometimes, life takes unexpected turns. Yet, Lloyd’s belief in God’s timing has allowed him to excel in his chosen path. Today, Dancegod Lloyd is a household name in African dance, celebrated for his talent and dedication to his craft.
Lloyd’s story is a testament to following one’s passion and trusting the journey, even when it leads to a different direction than originally expected.
Find the interview video here
