Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has introduced a scholarship programme to support African students at New York University (NYU).

The DJ and philanthropist announced the launch of the “Cuppy Fund” on Instagram, sharing her excitement about the initiative aimed at providing financial aid to African students pursuing studies at NYU.

“So PROUD to launch the Cuppy Fund for African students at New York University! 💜🎓🕊️ @cuppyfoundation @nyusteinhardt,” Cuppy wrote in her post.

Cuppy holds an impressive academic background. She earned a degree in business and economics from King’s College London in 2014 and completed a master’s degree in music business from NYU in 2015. In 2022, she graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in African studies, and she recently completed her fourth degree at the London School of Economics.

Her philanthropic efforts began in 2018 with the establishment of the Cuppy Foundation. The foundation raised over N5 billion for the “Save the Children” initiative in Nigeria in 2019.

In recognition of her charitable contributions, Cuppy was named an ambassador for the Lagos SDGs Youth Alliance in 2021.

This new scholarship programme marks another milestone in DJ Cuppy’s ongoing commitment to empowering African youth through education and philanthropy.

Famous Nigerian comedians Basketmouth and AY Makun have officially settled their 18-year-long feud.

Recalls that the duo have been in the news over their lingering feud.

However, Basketmouth, in an Instagram post on Wednesday, shared a light-hearted video of their recent interaction.

The video, which signifies a major reconciliation between the comedians, captured the moment Basketmouth sought advice from AY following his discussion with actor Richard Mofe-Damijo, RMD.

AY also shared the viral video on his page.

Reacting to the development, many netizens, including celebrities and colleagues, have taken to the comment section to express their joy over the reunion.

Comedian Igodye wrote: “There’s nothing we can use to compare peace and the price of keeping it.”

A few other reactions are as follows:

@iamnasboi: “Thank you, masters! For letting love lead.”

@mizvick: “What God cannot do does not exist.”

@olainglis: “I was having a stressful day at work until I saw this. Love the reconciliation. It’s amazing. I can’t stop laughing. Thanks for the smile you put on people’s faces.”

@official_anthony_jay: “Those wey dey carry other people’s issues for head, how far? Una go get sense now or make we wait till next year?”

Watch the video below:

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Ghanaian TikTok sensation Amanda Mantey, popularly known as Mandy Cross, has passed away at the age of 24. Her untimely death occurred on Sunday, September 15, 2024, shortly after she visited the hospital under mysterious circumstances.

The news of Mandy’s passing has sent shockwaves through the social media community, with friends and colleagues taking to TikTok to express their grief. Many are struggling to comprehend the loss of the vibrant young creator, who touched the lives of countless followers.

Final funeral arrangements for Mandy Cross have been scheduled for Tuesday, September 24, 2024, in her hometown of Asawinso, located in the Western Region of Ghana.

As tributes pour in, commenters are expressing their sorrow, with one stating, “Ohh 😮 May her soul rest in perfect peace,” and another lamenting, “No no no no no, why why why God? R.I.P.” The outpouring of condolences highlights the profound impact Mandy had on her community and the depth of loss felt by those who knew her.