My target now is to become professor —KSB

A multiple award-winning gospel artiste, writer and songwriter, Kenny St Brown, has revealed that her major target now is to become a professor, after surmounting all her recent hurdles.

Kenny Brown, who spoke with newsmen shortly after the launch of her new book, entitled: “Stop! Turn it Around. From Setback to Comeback”, in Abuja, further revealed to be working with the University of Lagos to create an Institute for Arts, Entertainment and Tourism Entrepreneur Development.

According to her, “I am going back for my Phd and I am hoping to be working with the University of Lagos, to create an Institute for Arts, Entertainment and Tourism Entrepreneur Development. There are big things in my head. In five years’ time, I would have attained my Phd.

“Ultimately, I want to work with the United Nations, and I see that dream coming in the next five years. It doesn’t stop me from singing. I also intend to write a lot of books for academics, books they can use in tertiary institutions, secondary schools and most importantly, universities. I am still actually hoping to be a professor,” she said.

She, however, said what prompted her to write the book was people’s reactions after she was able to overcome various challenges.

“When people see me every time and say KS you are a strong woman, you have been able to surmount a lot of difficulties, those are the reasons I have to write the book so that generation yet-unborn can learn from it, if am no more in this planet, so that they can learn from how I came back from my setback,” she explained.

Kenny Brown, advised her contemporaries to stop wasting their pressure times on instagram.

Her words: “don’t waste your energy on what is trending and what is not trending; there are so many things people need to know from you, the possibilities that are inside, do away with the small things that can deter you from achieving it.”

Earlier, the wife of the President, Hajia Aisha Buhari, whose message was delivered by Hajia Bintu Mua’zu, eulogised the virtue of the author, pointing out that the book would impact on many lives.