How being Christian affected my career – DJ Cuppy (Video)
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How being Christian affected my career – DJ Cuppy
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By Naomisophyblog
London-based Nigerian Disk Jockey, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has opened up on how being a Christian affected her career in the music industry.
DJ Cuppy stated that despite the industry being “so dark”, her Christian faith helped her shine easily.
The Oxford scholar made this known in a series of tweets on Friday.
She wrote, “In an industry that can be so dark, I love the fact that being a Christian allows me to shine bright effortlessly. It’s called GODFIDENCE.”
The disk jockey also shared a video where she spoke with some London students about her Christian faith.
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In the video, DJ Cuppy said, “The comfort of having Christ helps me. People always say that you have to be strong. So what gets me through is my Godfidence.”
She captioned the video, “GODFIDENCE! These students reminded me how important it is I keep pushing in my career.
“Every door of racial prejudice I can kick down as an International black female DJ, is one less door that these girls have to kick down by God’s Grace!”
See post below:
GODFIDENCE! 🎀🕊 These students reminded me HOW important it is I keep pushing in my career. Every door of racial prejudice I can kick down as an International black female DJ, is one less door that these girls have to kick down by God’s Grace! #CuppyCollege pic.twitter.com/fzCv7TwLTL
— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) October 28, 2022