Meet Susan Olayungbo, the Sensational Nigerianjawn, Making Waves in the Afrodance Community

Born in Nigeria and raised in New Jersey, Susan’s journey as a dancer began at a young age, and she has been captivating audiences with her mesmerizing moves for over 13 years.

As a professional choreographer, Susan has earned a notorious reputation for her unparalleled talent and passion for Afrodance. Her infectious energy and dynamic performances have caught the attention of numerous artists, leading her to share the stage with some of the industry’s biggest names, including Teyana Taylor, Rema, Afro B, Fabolous, Jeremiah, Goldlink, Davido, Mr Eazi, and Maleek Berry.

Susan’s impressive dance resume includes appearances at prestigious venues like the Apollo Theatre, Jimmy Fallon Show, and Tidal, where she left audiences spellbound with her unique style and electrifying performances. She also made her mark in the fashion world by gracing the stages of New York Fashion Week (NYFW).

Beyond her exhilarating performances, Susan has a deep passion for teaching and sharing her love for Afrodance with others. She hosts dance classes in cities across the country, leaving an indelible impact on aspiring dancers and enthusiasts alike. Her classes have taken place in major cities such as New York, Washington DC, Maryland, Houston, Pennsylvania, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, and even her home country, Nigeria.

In her commitment to spreading the vibrant culture of Afrodance, Susan has held private classes at prestigious universities, including Harvard University and Syracuse University. Through her teaching, she aspires to bridge the gap between cultures and connect people through the universal language of dance.

Susan Olayungbo’s journey is a testament to the power of passion, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of one’s dreams. From her Nigerian roots to becoming a prominent figure in the Afrodance community, she continues to break barriers and inspire others to embrace their authentic selves.

With each dynamic performance and engaging dance class, Susan leaves an enduring impact on her audience, proving that dance is not just an art form but a powerful medium to share stories, preserve traditions, and celebrate diverse cultures.

As she continues to make waves in the Afrodance community, Susan Olayungbo, aka Nigerianjawn, serves as an inspiration for aspiring dancers worldwide. Her journey reminds us all that with unwavering determination and a commitment to staying true to oneself, the possibilities are endless.