*Ɔdadeɛ Excellence in Motion: DancegodLloyd Wins Dancer of the Year at GHADI Awards 2025* Accra, Ghana – The spirit of excellence that defines every true Ɔdadeɛ continues to shine across various fields, and this time, it has taken center stage in the world of dance. Laud Anoo Konadu, popularly known as DancegodLloyd, has been crowned Dancer of the Year at the 2025 Ghana Dance Industry (GHADI) Awards, held on Saturday, February 8, at the National Theatre. *Ɔdadeɛ: A Legacy of Greatness* To be an Ɔdadeɛ is to be exceptional. Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC), Legon, has long been known for producing not just scholars, but well-rounded individuals who excel in various fields—science, business, the arts, and beyond. From classrooms to global platforms, a Precan does not just participate; he leads. Laud Anoo Konadu’s journey is proof of this legacy. While at PRESEC, he was not only a diligent student but also a passionate performer, using every opportunity to hone his craft. The school’s culture of discipline, resilience, and pursuit of excellence shaped him into the artist he is today, providing a solid foundation for his meteoric rise in the dance industry. *DancegodLloyd: The Iconic Performer* Since his days in PRESEC, DancegodLloyd has grown to become a household name in Ghana’s entertainment space. A co-founder of the DWP Academy, he has played a major role in elevating Ghanaian dance onto the global stage. His unique choreography, high-energy performances, and mentorship of young talents have made him an ambassador for dance both in Ghana and beyond. Over the years, he has worked with top international artists, including Beyoncé, and has become a symbol of dedication, innovation, and hard work. His recognition at the GHADI Awards 2025 is not just a personal achievement; it is a celebration of Ghanaian dance, a source of inspiration for young dancers, and yet another testament to the Ɔdadeɛ brand of excellence. Congratulations, DancegodLloyd! Keep flying high and making PRESEC and Ghana proud. “We are One, We are Ɔdadeɛ!” *Ɔdadeɛ Communications Directorate*