May God give you strength not to disobey your parents, Femi Otedola tells DJ Cuppy
Nigerian billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola has sent some words of prayers to his celebrity Disc jockey-turned-singer daughter, Florence popularly known as DJ Cuppy. The oil magnate took to his verified Instagram account praying that God should give the Gelato singer the strength not to disobey her parents. In his posts which included a photo of […]
DJ Cuppy
Nigerian billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola has sent some words of prayers to his celebrity Disc jockey-turned-singer daughter, Florence popularly known as DJ Cuppy.
The oil magnate took to his verified Instagram account praying that God should give the Gelato singer the strength not to disobey her parents.
In his posts which included a photo of him and the entertainer, Otedola took to the caption section with the words, “May God continue to give you the moral strength to not disobey your parents — Billionaire Femi Otedola tells his daughter, DJ Cuppy, on her 31st birthday.
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Unknown to some people, DJ Cuppy lived in Ilupeju for six years before moving to Ikeja where she attended Grange School, Ikeja. She then relocated to London for her GCSEs and A-Levels.
She graduated from King’s College London in July 2014, with a degree in business and economics. The second daughter of the billionaire also earned a master’s degree in music business from New York University in 2015. Cuppy studied for a master’s degree in African Studies at the University of Oxford, matriculating in 2021 and graduated in 2022.
As for her career, in 2014 she was the resident DJ at the MTV Africa Music Awards in Durban. She then played at the Tatler and Christie’s Art Ball in London, and at the Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit in Mexico City.
Moreso, in July 2014, she released House of Cuppy as her first compilation mix in London and Lagos, before launching it in New York on 2 September 2014. With House of Cuppy, she produced EDM-esque remixes of songs by leading afropop artists.
That same year, Cuppy also launched the London-based music management and content production business, Red Velvet Music Group.