Nigerian disc jockey, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, speaks on her past relationships and experiences.

During a recent conversation with her sister, Temi Otedola, the DJ opened up about how she has been disappointed by men in the past, which has made relationships difficult for her.

This was revealed when Temi said, “Okay, but actually, you did get hurt a bit.” To which Cuppy responded, “A lot.” She added, “Yes. Too many times. That’s why I’m also like… I’m not dating, but I’m talking to people.”

The sisters then reassured each other that things will surely get better romantically. Fans agreed in the comments, also sharing their relatable experiences.

Omah Lay has declared himself the greatest of his generation, and as expected, it’s got people talking. The singer made the bold statement on his X handle, where he confidently told fans that even though there may be no proof right now, the world will soon see it.

“Hi guys! My name is Omah Lay and I am the greatest of my generation. I don’t have proofs right now but there will be a lot in the future. Thanks. Yours truly, Boy Alone,” he wrote.

Omah Lay has been one of the standout names in Afrobeats over the last few years. His hit songs like Soso, Understand, Godly, and tracks from his debut album Boy Alone have earned him both love and critical acclaim. While some feel his confidence is well-deserved, others believe he still has a lot to prove before claiming such a title.

British rapper Skepta challenges his colleagues to a rap battle. The rapper recently spoke on the long debate about who is better — British or American rappers — and said this challenge will help put an end to the debate.

He took to his official X page and shared: “I wanna clash an American rapper anyway, finally get this UK/US rap debate sorted.”

The rapper also shared that he’s bringing more UK rappers on board to make the challenge more interesting against the American rappers.