“Imagine going back to the same school I attended 10 years ago and having the opportunity to contribute” – DJ Cuppy grateful her dream came true

It's an exciting time for Nigerian disc jockey Florence Otedola, better known as DJ Cuppy, as her dream becomes a reality.

A day ago, Kemi Filani reported that Cuppy had announced the launch of the “Cuppy Fund” for African students at New York University. According to her, the fund aims to help African students abroad.

Now, on her Instagram page, she expressed her joy at finally returning to the same school she attended 10 years ago and having the opportunity to help African students. She described it as coming full circle and noted that dreams do come true.

“Launching the Cuppy Fund at NYU is a dream come true! Imagine going back to the same school I attended 10 years ago, now with the opportunity to help African students. What a full circle! God is so GOOD! #CuppyCares @nyuniversity @nyusteinhardt @cuppyfoundation.”

In May last year, Cuppy received praise and took her love for humanity to the extreme by building a virtual lab for students at Jakande Estate College. Sharing a video of her visit to the school, Cuppy revealed her obsession with education and expressed how fortunate she was to be a part of this transformative project.

A month before her visit to Jakande, Cuppy launched a scholarship fund to support African students at Oxford University. Sharing the good news on her Instagram page, the Oxford graduate announced that she was proud to launch the fund, which aims to support and empower any African postgraduate student at Oxford University.

Furthermore, Cuppy won the admiration of many when she sponsored a young girl’s school. The daughter of billionaire Otedola revealed that she met the young girl, Tobi, while working during one of her numerous photo shoots and her resilience after experiencing a tragic life won her heart.