DJ Cuppy, popularly known as Florence Otedola, has been publicly called out by social media critic Daniel Regha regarding the billions that were reportedly donated to her foundation.
In response to a photo shared by Cuppy on Twitter, Regha questions her about the unaccounted billions and reminds her about her pledge to assist students, which, according to him, has yet to be fulfilled. Nevertheless, Regha compliments her outfit.
“Cuppy, the billions donated to the Cuppy Foundation since late 2019 are still unaccounted for. Also, keep in mind that the pledge you made to assist students hasn’t been fulfilled. While people may have overlooked it, the public hasn’t forgotten. Take the necessary action. Nice outfit, by the way.”
Daniel Regha questions DJ Cuppy and Temi Otedola
This is not the first time Daniel Regha has questioned DJ Cuppy. As reported by Kemi Filani, he also questioned Cuppy and her sister Temi Otedola about their engagement.
On Twitter, Regha questioned the sisters for getting engaged without any plans of getting married within six months. He pointed out that Cuppy has been engaged since November, while Temi Otedola has been engaged since April, yet there are no indications of upcoming nuptials.
Regha also mentioned that he believes Temi Otedola and Mr. Eazi are not married, contradicting Mr. Eazi’s hint in an interview.
“Cuppy has been engaged since November 2022, and her sister Temi got engaged since April 2022, but there’s no evidence that Mr Eazi has tied the knot. Why rush an engagement if there are no plans for marriage within 3 to 6 months? Money isn’t a problem, no offense intended.”
Daniel Regha’s questioning of DJ Cuppy and Temi Otedola
DJ Cuppy shares her bucket list
Kemi Filani recalls that DJ Cuppy revealed her top bucket list as she approached her 30th birthday.
The daughter of billionaire Otedola disclosed that she intends to focus on her family in the next chapter of her life. She prioritizes being a better sister and daughter.
Cuppy shared photos of herself with her brother, Fewa Otedola, and their mother, Nana Otedola, captioning it, “This year, I intend to be a better sister and daughter. Work is important, but family is forever. I’ll be turning 30 this year, and maturity comes when you stop making excuses and start making changes.
