Kelechi Okafor

I am Kelechi (Ke-leh-chee) Okafor and I'm a lover of words. I act, I direct and I write. I tweet and I dissect bits about society one podcast episode at a time.

When I am not doing all of the above, I teach pole dance and twerk at my studio Kelechnekoff Fitness in Peckham.

Society teaches us that we must fall into categories somehow. All I know is that I'm just a Baby Girl.

Thank you for visiting my page, and I hope you find what you are looking for on this page and in this life (profound, I know).

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