ADORA NWOFOR

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Bio provided by @Statuesse ⁠

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Adora Nwofor aka Statuesse is your typical everyday awkward Amazon Goddess next door. She leads with grace and humor even when not intended. Comedian and host she is all well rounded and a 2021 Calgary Herald Compelling Calgarian making an impact on Turtle Island. From co-producing and styling community content with Shaw Cable, hosting events like Folkfest, Cariwest and Reggaefest, to making folx jaws drop with comedy at Snickers comedy open mic, comedy clubs nationwide, she isn’t afraid to tell THE edgy story you needed. A people lover, getting a look into new communities is her newest adventure, Living a creative life on Youtube tells how people have continued to express themselves despite a pandemic. That’s not all; there’s also public speaking (at U of C, Mount Royal and Capilano university in the past year), activism (you saw 2020 but she has been on it), wardrobe styling and modeling in the YYC, recently debuted theatre with ETC, Ellipsis Tree Collective (she sang y’all) doing all like she’s having a party. Maybe she IS the party!⁠

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Image Description: a starry background with the Black Neurodiversity logo bordered in gradient orange with an image of Adora standing and looking intently at the camera. Their hair is blue and worn straight. Adora is wearing a navy blue scarf and a blue jacket with snowflakes on it. Their hands are touching their hair. The name Adora Nwofor and the pronouns all are titled above them. Black Futures Month is titled below Adora with the Class of 2023 outlined at the bottom.