ELATED DJ CUPPY BAGS NEW YORK UNIVERSITY AWARD AS PROUD PARENTS LOOKS ON WITH PRIDE

Nana, Ife and FO

Cuppy & Dad

The supremely gorgeous 2nd daughter of billionaire oil and gas magnate and owner of FO, Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola aka DJ Cuppy has just added another feather to her illustrious plummage, as she was awarded an award tagged- 2017 Alumni Artistic Achievement Award by her Alma Mater, the New York University, famously known as the NYU.

The very talented celebrity Deejay, who is also one of most eligible bachelorettes in Africa, only recently got her Master's degree at the University in 2016 in Music Business, that's in addition to her first degree in Business and Economics from King's College London, which she bagged in 2014.

At hand to watch their beautiful and very well mannered daughter receive her award were her proud parents, in Nana and Femi Otedola, who particularly seems to be looking more handsome as the years goes by.

The totally elated darling exclaimed about the award on her social media handle-

"My Proudest Moment Yet...The NYU Alumni Artistic Achievement Award! ⭐ Thank You @NYUniversity 🎉🎓💜 What An Honour! #CuppyOnAMission.

Not done with her excited exclaimation above, she also waxed very lyrical about her parent thus-

"Nothing Better Than PROUD Parents...Thank You Both For Always Believing in Me And Pushing Me, I Am Truly Blessed To Have Two Entrepreneurs Showing Me What Hard Work is"

MO ABUDU, LADI BALOGUN, MAKHATAR DIOP. ADEBOLA WILLIAMS, OTHERS SPEAK AT THE 2014 NYU AFRICA ECONOMIC FORUM

Chief Executive Officer of EbonyLife TV, Mo Abudu, was a speaker at New York University’s Annual Economic Forum (AEF) on April 26, 2014. The speakers and attendees dialogued on the theme: “The African Gold Rush: Realities of Africa’s Economic Growth and Potential”. The aim of this year’s forum is to present a balanced depiction of the current economic state in many African countries, while highlighting promising transformation across Africa.

Abudu shared on “How we did it” – building a proudly African media company to tell a different story to the world.  “Africans must tell their own story, we are best placed to tell our own story. We need to ensure African brands become global brands,” she said on Saturday.

Discussions included the challenges that lay ahead of Africa’s path to realizing its full potential as the world’s final investment frontier. The event featured a series of panels covering topics ranging from Technology and Entrepreneurship, to Entertainment and Private Capital, amongst others.  There was also a Leadership Fireside Chat and a “Five-Star Speaker’s Series”. Speakers that delivered keynotes were Ladi Balogun, CEO and Managing Director of First City Monument Bank and Makhatar Diop, World Bank’s Vice President for Africa.

Other speakers were Adebola Williams, Founding Partner of Red Media Africa, Georg Kell, the Executive Director at United Nations Global Compact; Charles Kie, Group Head at EcoBank; Daniel Monehin; Eric Kinoti, CEO of Shades Systems East Africa Limited; Amini Kajunju, President of the Africa America Institute, Kunle Olaifa, head of HR at Samsung West Africa; Chika Nwobi, Managing Partner at L4Lab, Eric-Vincent Guichard, chairman and CEO of GRAVITAS Capital Advisors, amongst others.

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