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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MODEL ADAGOLD
 
By OlaPurpose James Asu



Please can we get to know your name?

My name is Adanma Nze ,also known as Adagold

How did you first get into modeling? And how long have you been modeling?

Well I will say I started modeling Ever since I was a little kid ,I always admired the beauty queens I see on TV and magazines , I always wanted to be like them ,so I had to set a foundation for myself, I started the modeling thing way back in secondary school ,were I won two contest.

What are your goals as a model and How do you see yourself progress in this field?

My goal as a model, is to actually pass a certain message across through pictures ,it feels Good to make people believe they could fit in a certain dress despite their shapes nd size and I think am doing great .

Do you have any limitations? Would you model any kind of clothing at all?

Yeah sure I have limitations we all know how hard it is getting into lime light. And about modeling any kind of cloth,definitely I will as long as its a comfortable cloth.

How would you describe your personality?

Am a free minded person, am also playful ,I get serious when I need to . Love keeping it simple and real .

Do you have any role model?

Yes I do ,Agbani Darego and Tyra banks ,I love the fact agbani darego could pursue her dreams even with the problems she had at home, at that young age,u know that’s very inspiring .

Finally What is your advice for those who are aspiring to be a model?

They should never let the zeal in them die down nd work hard , cause hard work pays.

Thanks a lot model Adagold for sharing your time with us.

(Culled from WASUP9JA)

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