Praises are ringing in for Nigerian disc jockey Florence Otedola better known as DJ Cuppy over her charitable act for African students at New York University.
In an Instagram post, she shared a video of her a the New York University, where she announced the launch of ‘Cuppy fund’ which is aimed at helping African students overseas.
“So proud to launch the Cuppy fund for African students at New York University”.
The news left many of her fans expressing pride in her as they took to the comment section to praise her.
One Adelakun Tufayl wrote, “She’s living her best life and she’s definitely on a mission to help lives
One Phoenix Touch Makeover wrote, “Cuppy loves the learning culture. I love that about her. Congratulations, many more blessings
One Matti Diamond2 wrote, “Noble act
One Olannachi wrote, “Awesome work – giving is always a light, thanks Cuppy music for letting your light shine
One Michael Great6 wrote, “A beautiful, intelligent, and entrepreneurial young lady with a heart of gold. Daddy must be super proud of you
One Femi Best Leone wrote, “Proud of you Cuppy, let’s Cuppy date
One Dani Yung Ajay wrote, “Wow that’s great
One Shoes_by_demokraft wrote, “That’s a big win
One Elegoldb wrote, “Proud of you Cuppy
One Official Owengee wrote, “You are so special
One Ahamd4everyone wrote, “Your classy representation of Africa shines brightly as you launch a foundation fund for Africa. Your grace and dedication inspire us all. May God continue to uplift you and keep you soaring high, never letting you down. Africa is truly proud to have you leading the way”.
In May of Last year, Cuppy earned praises and she took her love for humanity to the extreme by building a virtual lab for the students of Jakande Estate College. Sharing a video of her visit to the school, Cuppy revealed her obsession with education as she expressed how blessed she was to be a part of the transformative project.
A month before her visit to Jakande, Cuppy launched a scholarship fund in support of African Students at Oxford University. Sharing the good news on her Instagram page, the Oxford graduate announced that she was proudly launching the fund, which is to support and empower any African graduate student of Oxford University.
