DJ Cuppy Otedola has given a sneak peek into her private life as she reveals that she once went on a date with a bus driver. However, the DJ revealed that he is based in the United Kingdom.
The DJ who is a Master’s student at the Oxford University, England, during an interview on The Zeze Millz show, further hinted that an 18-year-old ‘fresher’ asked her out.
She further noted that she is single and open-minded when it comes to dating.
The DJ said, “I have dated all kinds of men, maybe not every single kind but like a lot of different types of men. I find them on apps; one of the apps cost €400 to join. I have dated a bus driver; I went on a date with a bus driver, and there is nothing wrong with that.
" I have literally gone on a date with an annoying guy that lives with his mother. I have gone on a date with a model, I have been on a date with a footballer, like so many of them. With dating you have to be open-minded; I actually enjoy dating. When you go on a date, it is about talking and getting to know each other. I am ‘super open’, I want to be dating and that is why I met the bus driver.”
DJ Cuppy mentioned the kind of man she would love to be in a relationship with, stating that he has to be genuinely caring.
She said, “I just want someone that is genuinely caring and funny. Someone who can be an escape for me out of my crazy world.”
The first wife of Oba Shared Elegushi, Olori Sekinat is celebrating her birthday anniversary today. The flamboyant king took time to celebrate her in a post he made on his official Instagram page.
He wrote
It’s the 45th anniversary of your glorious and wonderful birth…I wont have met or benefited from all that you gave if you weren’t born on this day.
So, My QSE, I celebrate you today as I always do; it is undeniable my connection with you, unbelievable is how much I love you, and unbreakable is the bond that we have formed with each other. This bond, like Shakespeare said, “it never changes, it never fades, it outlasts death and admits no flaw”.
I thank you for all that was; all that is and all that will be.
Have a wonderful birthday, My Queen
The once-peaceful village of Subair Adeseji Fatubibo village Emure- Ile,Owo Ondo state, has been thrown into chaos following a violent land dispute between Mondorogho and Adeseji families.
What began as a small disagreement over ancestral land has escalated into killings and destruction of properties.
According to findings, the dispute started when a tract of land traditionally claimed by Adeseji family was allegedly encroached by Mondorogho family.
The land was said to have been inherited by Rasheed Abubakar Adeseji through his father, who inherited same from his ancestors.
Efforts by the local authorities and law enforcement agents to stop the fightings in Adesoji Fatubibo village yielded little or no results as the land grabbers are not ready for any peace meeting.
The traditional head of the village, High Chief Obasekola Kehinde Adebayo confirmed that for the conflict started because the Adeseji family were not ready to leave their ancestral land inspite of claims by Mondorogho family.
Last week, some group of thugs invaded the residence of Rasheed Abubakar Adeseji, inflicting various wounds on family members they found in sight. The intruders also burnt part of the house as Rasheed Adeseji their main target escaped assassination attempt on his life. As at the time of this report, his whereabouts is yet unknown.
In recent times, there has been several cases of killings by land grabbers, even when knew the person's had paid for the land or entitled through accentral means.
A banker was hacked to death after he refused to repay for a land he bought some years ago. Six persons were also hacked to death in another village because they refused to allow others encroach on their ancestral land.
Reports indicate that weapons were used, leading to injuries and escalating fear within the village.
The violence reached a peak in recent days, with widespread reports of property damage and terrified residents seeking refuge in neighboring communities.
The ongoing conflict has disrupted daily life, with markets and schools closed and agricultural activities halted.
The social life of the village has been severely damaged, with deep divisions emerging between the warring families and their supporters.
Local authorities and community leaders are reportedly attempting to mediate the dispute and restore peace but none seems to be working out.
The deep-seated nature of the dispute and the high level of animosity between the families present significant challenges to resolution.
It would recalled that Ajah in Lagos became a battle field for years because of land grabbing activities. Several persons were also killed, while properties worth billions of Naira were demolished.
There are concerns about the potential for further violence and the long-term impact on the village's social and economic stability.
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