‘Why I love sharing my mistakes with other women’ – DJ Cuppy

• Dj Cuppy disclosed that every lesson learned is an opportunity to help someone else succeed.
• She stated that she loves sharing her mistakes so women out there won’t make the same mistakes she made

Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, opens up about her passion for sharing her mistakes with other women in order to assist them in learning from her experiences and steering clear of the errors she once made.

Sharing on her X platform, DJ Cuppy expressed her fondness for speaking and sharing her mistakes so that other women could glean knowledge and sidestep the same foolish missteps.

She expressed her gratitude to @Ttall @tessysbrunches for providing her with the platform to do so.

She firmly believes that each lesson learned serves as a chance to assist others in achieving success, emphasizing the importance of imparting wisdom through personal experiences.

She wrote:

“I love speaking and sharing my mistakes so other women can learn from them and avoid the same silly pitfalls! Thank you for having me, @Ttall @tessysbrunches.

“Every lesson learned is an opportunity to help someone else succeed.”

In another story, DJ Cuppy reacts as troll mocks her for not having a man of her own despite fame.

DJ Cuppy shared the quadrennial Twitter NG statistics, revealing that she held the top spot for the most followed Nigerian woman, closely followed by Tiwa Savage.

While many congratulated her for this accomplishment, some netizens couldn’t resist taking a dig at her personal life.

One Twitter user, @Izy_BodyFitness, commented on Cuppy’s post, he wrote;

“Having 6.23 million followers and not having a man is crazy.”

The comment quickly gained attention and seemed to strike a nerve with the billionaire heiress.

In response to the trolling, Cuppy took to her Instagram page to repost the comment, adding her own perspective to the situation.

Expressing a sense of humour about the criticism, she lamented the lack of empathy on the Twitter platform and acknowledged its challenging nature.

She wrote;

“Twitter is not for the faint-hearted. LMAO.”