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Nigerian Afrobeats Stars Shine at UK’s Wireless Festival, DJ Cuppy Applauds

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DJ Cuppy, renowned disk jockey and music sensation, has taken to social media to celebrate the stellar performances of Nigerian afrobeats stars at the prestigious Wireless Festival in London.

The festival, a cornerstone of the UK’s music scene, recently featured a quartet of Nigerian talents including Asake, Rema, Ruger, and Shallipopi, who captivated audiences with their electrifying performances.

DJ Cuppy, who graced the festival as a performer herself, expressed immense pride in her fellow artists’ achievements. In a heartfelt message on her X handle, she lauded Asake, Rema, Ruger, and Shallipopi for their contributions to the global music stage.

Her post exuded enthusiasm and support, emphasizing how these artists are representing Nigeria with distinction on an international platform.

The Nigerian music industry has been making waves globally, with recent milestones including Ayra Starr and Burna Boy becoming the first African artists to perform on the mainstage of Glastonbury, another iconic UK festival.

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Moreover, British band Coldplay’s collaboration with Nigerian afrobeat legend Femi Kuti further underscored the growing influence and recognition of African music on the global stage.

DJ Cuppy’s commendation comes at a time when Nigerian artists continue to push boundaries and redefine the narrative of African music worldwide.

Their performances at events like the Wireless Festival not only showcase their talent but also highlight the diversity and richness of Nigerian music genres such as afrobeats.

Indeed, as DJ Cuppy aptly puts it, these achievements demonstrate that Nigerian artists are not just participating but excelling on the global stage.

This recognition serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring musicians across Africa and beyond, encouraging them to dream big and aim for international success in the music industry.

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‘Dating Doesn’t Mean I’ll Cook for You’ — Simi Sanya

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Nigerian influencer and media personality Simi Sanya has made headlines after sharing her views on cooking for your partner.

She stated that just because a woman is in a relationship with a man does not mean she has to prepare his meals.

“You can’t tell me to come to your house over the weekend and be cooking for you because we’re in a relationship. Was that the plan? No? Didn’t I tell you before?”

She then used her marriage as an example, sharing that she doesn’t stress herself in marriage. She said she sometimes cooks spaghetti or yam and eggs for her husband, and he does not complain.

She added that people do not have to stick to traditional relationship roles for a modern relationship to work.

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‘Abeg Nah Old Video’ — 2Baba Addresses Viral Rumours With Annie

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Nigerian singer 2Baba has reacted to rumours claiming he has gotten back together with his ex-partner, Annie Idibia.

Annie had already addressed the rumours, stating that the videos circulating online were old and asking people to stop spreading false reports.

Now, the singer has also reacted, writing “Abeg nah old video o.”

Annie had earlier shared “Old videos circulating everywhere, false news everywhere. Believe everything you see on social media at your expense.”


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‘People Talk About Everything I Do’ — Cardi B Speaks Amid Dating Rumours

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Popular American rapper Cardi B has reacted to the trending romantic rumours linking her with Nigerian goalkeeper Maduka Okoye.

It can be noted that the pair were recently seen with friends, sparking rumours as fans began shipping them and speculating that they are seeing each other.

“No cap, I’m really hip hop’s Britney Spears. I got all the tea on these celebrities. I know who’s with who and what’s doing what. But guess what? Nobody reports about it because nobody cares.

“But when it comes to me, I can’t even do anything without people talking about it. This is crazy. You’ve got to take the good with the bad. It is what it is. People pay for this type of talk,” she said.


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