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Afronita Opens Up About Her Afrostar Kids Academy: "I Am Teaching the Kids Moral Values Beyond Dance

Ghanaian dancer Danita Akosua Adomaah Yeboah, popularly known as Afronita, has shared insights into her Afrostar Kids Academy.


The talented dancer established the renowned dance academy after finishing as a finalist alongside Abigail Dromo in the 2024 edition of *Britain's Got Talent*.  

In an interview with prominent media personality Giovani Caleb on TV3's *Showbiz 360*, Afronita explained that the purpose of creating her academy was to train a young generation of dancers who aspire to follow in her footsteps.  

She revealed that over 200 kids have joined the Afrostar Kids Academy since its inception. Afronita also expressed her vision of expanding the academy to discover and nurture talent globally.  

The former DWP Academy member emphasized that her dance academy not only provides dance training but also instills moral values and essential life skills in its students.  

"Afrostar Kids Academy is basically a home for kids in Ghana and, God willing, soon globally, who have a passion for dance. It is not just about the dance. I am training them and teaching them core values like discipline, respect, public speaking, and how to present themselves in public—essentially building a brand for each and every child,"* she said.  

Afronita shared that the Afrostar Kids Academy has made significant strides since its founding in April. The academy currently accepts children aged 3 to 12 and aims to provide a holistic platform for young talents to thrive.

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