All You Need to Know About Angel Nyigu, a Talented Tanzanian Dancer Currently in Uganda Working With Triplets Ghetto Kids

Renown Tanzanian choreographer, Angel Batholomeo Nyigu, commonly known as Angel Nyigu has been on a visit to Uganda working with different top stars and no we have spoken with her and she opened up about her dance journey in Tanzania to becoming a world star.

Angel Nyihu is currently in Uganda working with a couple of Ugandan dancers including the Triplets Ghetto Kids and she has opened up about her projects with WCB singers Diamond Platnumz Zuchu and what she thinks of the Ugandan dance industry.

Angel has worked with Diamond Platnumz and Zuchu appearing in their music videos and performing on the same stage back in Tanzania.

She is greatly inspired by Diamond Platnumz whom she says she watched grow from a nobody to the big music brand that he is on the continent currently.

The award-winning dancer is also the founder of Tanzania Dance. She was nominated in the Best African Dancer category at the African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA) 2022-23.

“I am the second child from my mom and ninth from my dad,” Angel Nyigu told us in an interview.

She revealed that her parents passed on before she gained fame as a dancer in Tanzania.

Through the Tanzania Dance Community, Nyigu has been able to pass on her dance skills to over 500 people in Tz.

She has also traveled and performed in the USA, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Kenya, and most recently in Uganda.

Nyigu’s trip to Uganda has been quite fruitful as she has managed to work on projects with a couple of Ugandan stars including the Triplets Ghetto Kids who just returned from Britain’s Got Talent 2023.

She has also worked with Hyper Kids Africa, Spice Diana, Namata Esther, Ivo Official, Matthew Nandala, and Smash Kids, among many others.

Dance has been a very important aspect of her life. She notes that she is able to earn a living and pay school fees for his sibling.

She is currently working with the European Union on a new project. “I’m working with E.U on a project known as ‘WE SEE AFRICA’,” she noted.