Popular Nigerian disc jockey, Florence Otedola known as DJ Cuppy has once again made headlines after a video of her sowing a seed to her country reached the internet.
The billionaire’s daughter took to Instagram to share how she visited a secondary school, Jakande Estate College after she had built a visual lab.
The heartwarming video captured how a beautiful presentation was done in her honour and how the students all flooded her to appreciate her generosity.
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Cuppy explained that everyone knows her to be a lover of education and she couldn’t overlook something like this.
She added that more are coming as she asserted that she cares, Cuppy stated that she was very happy to be part of the transformative project.
“Visited Jakande Estate College, where I recently built a virtual lab 📚🔬 Everyone knows I’m obsessed with education and I feel blessed to be a part of such a transformative project. So proud of all the impact work the @CuppyFoundation has done and will continue to do there! 🕊️✨ #CuppyCares,” she said.
Reactions: You have a heart of gold
The video had many people gushing over her generous gesture. While some praised her, others shared that they were looking forward for her to do more. See some comments below;
@dave_and_more: At least u recognize our local government ❤️❤️❤️
@chiedozienkem: You have a heart of Gold, one of the most richest person I know on this app that is very simple 😍😍❤️❤️
@kelechiafc: Cuppy Cares. Well done sis 👏🏾✊🏾
@erispa.tv: Big ups to the ones who give back🙌
@demiadelaja_: You said you were going to build the lab and you did it. Well done Cuppy! God bless you and God bless the team @cuppyfoundation
@kceevanessa: Cuppy to the World ❤️
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DJ Cuppy launches £100000 scholarship to empower African students
Meanwhile, DJ Cuppy, on Instagram, announced the creation of the Cuppy Africa Scholars Fund. She made the announcement on April 3rd, 2023.
Cuppy, who recently celebrated her graduation from the University of Oxford, set up the fund with a total of £100,000.
The fund is aimed at providing financial assistance for unexpected and urgent needs of African graduate students at the University of Oxford. It will also enable scholars to undertake activities that ensure the pursuit of excellence.
