Nigerian dancer, Diddie Emah was one of Beyonce's dancers during her Coachella performance, and she dedicates the feat to Nigerian girls.
Diddie Emah, a Nigerian dancer who shared a stage with singer Beyonce at the Coachella Festival over the weekend is grateful for the opportunity given to her by the Queen Bee and dedicated the feat to every Nigerian girl.
The dancer took to her Instagram page to thank Beyoncé for “showing us all how to stop the world”, but more importantly dedicate the feat to all the small girls back in Nigeria telling them that dreams do come true.
Diddie Emah had performed on the night at one of the biggest music festivals in the world, alongside Beyonce who also honoured Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti during her set.
She added in her message that she was proud to be African-American and encouraged the girls to dream big.
Thx for all the love. I couldn’t have been here without my mom & God. I’ve been speechless. The outpouring of love & recognition from my country-family-peers-strangers-Im overwhelmed. I didn’t know this could ever happen to me. 2 have @Beyonce think I’m dope- is a complete honor.
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The dancer, Diddie Emah had initially gained recognition following her appearance on Beyonce's hit single 'Party' and through her social media pages, she has retained connection with her roots and fans at home.
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