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  • DJ Cuppy’s UN Address: A Blueprint for Youth-Driven Change

    “Remember, peace begins with us!” – DJ Cuppy 

    In the heart of the United Nations, amidst the grandeur of global diplomacy, a young and dynamic voice echoed with a powerful message. DJ Cuppy, renowned international DJ, philanthropist, and education advocate, delivered a speech that reverberated through the halls of the UN Headquarters in New York. Her message was clear and profound: the youth have the power to drive change, and that power lies within each one of us. 

    In her address at the United Nations International Day of Peace Youth Observance, DJ Cuppy served as a beacon of hope, inspiring young minds to become architects of peace and champions of the Sustainable Development Goals (#GlobalGoals). Let’s dissect her speech and explore why it stands as a blueprint for youth-driven change.

    DJ Cuppy at the United Nations in New York

    DJ Cuppy began her speech by acknowledging the achievements of everyone present at the event. She celebrated their presence as an achievement in itself. This subtle recognition highlighted a powerful truth: every individual can make a difference, and their presence at such a significant event signifies their commitment to that belief. 

    “Being here today means that you are taking action, and being here means that there is something unique and special about each and every one of you that indicates that you can make the world a better place; you can actually be a changemaker, and that is pretty epic.” 

    In these words, DJ Cuppy crystallized the essence of youth-driven change. It starts with recognizing that each action, no matter how small, contributes to a larger purpose. Youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are leaders today, capable of initiating transformative actions.

    DJ Cuppy’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of education. As a fellow student, she understands the profound impact education can have on an individual’s life. Her dedication to education is evident in her philanthropic endeavour, the Cuppy Foundation, which focuses on providing educational opportunities to thousands of Nigerian children and African students.

    “I value education so much that at 30, I have three university degrees, one of them actually, perhaps the most difficult, being from New York University (NYU) right here in this city. And let’s just say I might have completed my thesis backstage at Coachella. It seems I have mastered the art of multitasking, but education is everything, it has paved the way for me to develop and grow my confidence.”

    DJ Cuppy’s words resonate with young minds around the world who strive for knowledge and a better future. Her journey exemplifies that education is not just about acquiring academic qualifications but developing the discipline and skill sets to navigate the challenges of real life. 

    One of the most inspiring aspects of DJ Cuppy’s speech was her call to discover one’s unique gifts and talents and leverage them for positive change. She shared her personal journey, from local dreams to international vision, and emphasized the role of education in expanding her horizons. 

    “You know I was a young Nigerian girl with local dreams, but education has allowed me to become a woman with an international vision. And it’s not just about the academia, it’s actually about developing the discipline and the skillsets to deal with real life, because let’s be honest, life can be tough and can be quite unpeaceful.” 

    This message is a blueprint for youth-driven change. It encourages young people to explore their passions, interests, and talents and identify how they can contribute to making the world a better place. DJ Cuppy’s journey from local dreams to global impact demonstrates that anyone can create meaningful change by embracing their unique gifts.

    In DJ Cuppy’s UN address, we find a blueprint for youth-driven change that comprises three essential elements:

    1. Belief in Individual Action: Recognize that every action counts and that you have the power to make a positive impact. 

    2. Education as Empowerment: Value education not just for academic achievement but for the personal growth and skills it offers to address real-life challenges. 

    3. Leverage Your Unique Gifts: Discover your passions and talents, and use them to contribute to peace, global goals, and positive change.

    DJ Cuppy’s speech at the United Nations International Day of Peace Youth Observance transcends the boundaries of age, culture, and geography. It serves as a guiding light for young minds worldwide, reminding them that they are not just the leaders of tomorrow but the architects of today’s change. With belief, education, and the discovery of one’s unique contribution, youth can indeed drive a better, more peaceful world. 

    So, as we reflect on DJ Cuppy’s words, let us also ask ourselves: What is our unique gift, and how can we use it to inspire youth-driven change in our communities and beyond? Remember, peace begins with us!

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  • Temi Otedola Has Joined ‘Pepper Dem Gang’ And People Are Loving It

    Fashion blogger, Temi Otedola, blessed the internet with sauce in this ‘pepper hot’ picture yesterday

    Temi is the 2nd daughter of Nigerian oil magnate and billionaire, Femi Otedola.

    People cannot even get enough of all the ‘Yorubaness’ in this post

    When you want to explain the meaning of ‘pepper dem gang’

    The ‘wife material’ scouts have found their way here again

    https://twitter.com/Tee_blaq/status/841049747829989377

    Freshest pepper

    They said she looked hotter than the pepper

    Yoruba women know pepper is their one true love

    https://twitter.com/amazinglilnas/status/840947917225512967

    We’ve changed our wall papers to this picture

    This bro is taking things way too deep but we get it

    Someone now asked the most important question

    Temi also gave us this one with panla (stock fish)

    https://www.instagram.com/p/BRjJ4dCjUTB/?taken-by=jtofashion
  • A Nigerian Animated Film Is Set to Hit Cinemas This June And It Features DJ Cuppy & Desmond Elliot

    After three years of production, a Nigerian animated movie, The Secret Princess, produced by Segun Williams, is set to be released in cinemas this June.

    The Secret Princess is about how a king’s efforts towards having a male heir leads to the switching of two new-born babies.

    It explores a missing princess’s experience while living in the jungle with her mother and speaking to animals.

    ​Playing the lead character in this movie is DJ Cuppy, with supporting roles by both local and international actors, including Desmond Elliot.

    The movie, adapted from a book of the same title addresses issues such as discrimination against male and female children.

    Watch the movie trailer here:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGL5N3u9Ka4
  • DJ Cuppy Thinks Money Isn’t Everything And We Believe Her
    A lot of people believe money isn’t everything in life and they’re almost always right. Because for instance, money can buy drugs but not good health.

    At least that’s what some Nigerians thought when billionaire heiress, DJ Cuppy, tweeted this sometime in 2016.

    This is really something.

    But on the other hand, money is everything to the Nigerian whose immediate needs can only be solved by lots of cash. So that tweet coming from someone who can’t relate to the average Nigerian problems left a lot of people like…

    Like seriously?

    And as if the fake-deep tweet about money was just DJ Cuppy’s attempt at famzing regular Nigerians like the rest of us…

    …She was featured in a show documenting the lavish lifestyle of rich Nigerians living in Britain.

    In the documentary, she said she hasn’t opened a bottle of champagne by herself in ages ….

    https://twitter.com/Kingwole/status/740638231171993600
    Going on about London her sister, Temi, said ‘We have done Dubai and Paris but always come back to London. You have the luxury shops, luxury cars, luxury houses, you can spend the money you have worked hard making.’

    She has 15 pairs of £1000 Swarovski crystal-covered Beats headphones and even threw a graduation party worth at least a few expensive cars …

    https://twitter.com/Kingwole/status/740641024981258240
    She said “Some could say it’s a wedding budget, to be honest” and her sister added “It would probably estimate to the same cost as a couple of nice cars”.

    Cuppy thinks she’s paved the way for female DJs in Nigeria even though she’s gotten access to events because of her privilege.

    https://twitter.com/Kingwole/status/740641167411433474
    She also said ‘We are setting the pace for young women who are trying to get out of a generational trend of just going to school, be good, get a job, get married and sit there looking pretty.’

    Oops! What about DJ Soupamodel, DJ Lambo and the rest who have been in the game all this while?

    Maybe she hasn’t heard of the successful Nigerian women who have made the news for their ground-breaking achievements.

    After flaunting so much wealth on this show, we believe you DJ Cuppy. Money really isn’t “everything”.