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Sunday Obiajulu
Ozegbe

Awardee

Country

Nigeria

Sunday Obiajulu Ozegbe promotes free expression through dance.

Themes

Environment / Climate emergency

Free Expression / Civil Society

Others

Disciplines

Dance

Media / Journalism

Performance

Video Art

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Sunday Obiajulu Ozegbe is a dancer, activist and creative from Nigeria. He’s a trained dancer from the QDANCE CENTER, Lagos. He is the founder and artistic director of Ennovate Dance House, a collective of dancers and movement artists based in Lagos, that are addressing social issues. Sunday also serves as a co-curator of the Footprints of David Arts Festival in Nigeria. In 2017, Sunday was selected for training in Artistic Activism at the Center for Artistic Activism, New York. Through his work he focuses on amalgamating performance with community development, bringing the style of dance activism to the fore.