In a moment of immense pride, Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist, Femi Otedola, celebrated his daughter Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, for making history at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Cuppy became the first Nigerian to moderate the opening session of the prestigious event, held at the UN headquarters in New York City.
Otedola took to social media, expressing his overwhelming pride in his daughter’s achievement. He emphasized how significant it was not only for their family but also for Nigeria.
“Overwhelmed with pride as my daughter, Cuppy, makes history as the first Nigerian to host the UN General Assembly opening session,” he wrote.
Cuppy, known for her career as a successful DJ, philanthropist, and Oxford University graduate, added another milestone to her list of accomplishments. As the first Nigerian to host the UNGA, she represented a beacon of inspiration for young Africans striving for global impact.
This historic moment at the UN further solidifies Cuppy’s reputation as an influential figure beyond the entertainment industry. Her role at the General Assembly underscores her commitment to global development issues, particularly in education and equality