“After high school, I took a break for 4 years to go and play football but it wasn’t my thing. So I came back into the game. I was dancing for 2 years and I almost gave up,” Dancegod Lloyd said.
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Llyod was one of the most popular battle and freestyle dancers during his days in Presec Ghana (Legon). His journey to this pedestal with his career started way back when dancing was not regarded as a profession. He’s influenced quite a handful of people to take on dancing as a full time profession. Getting the world hooked on to his grateful dance steps , another milestone has been achieved. BBC World News , an international pay television channel that is operated by the BBC interviews Llyod in his home alongside with his family. He talks about some of the challenges he faced in his come up , his parents not coming into terms with his choice of profession amongst others.
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