Nigerian DJ and philanthropist, Florence Otedola, famously known as DJ Cuppy, has rededicated her life to God, marking a significant spiritual transformation through a baptism ceremony.

On Friday, DJ Cuppy took this step as part of her commitment to deepening her faith and embracing a new chapter in her spiritual journey, as she shared in a tweet on the X platform.

Using her @cuppymusic handle, DJ Cuppy expressed her gratitude and sense of renewal following the baptism.

She described the experience as a pivotal moment in her life, reflecting her dedication to living a more spiritually-centered and purpose-driven life.

In her post, DJ Cuppy also reflected on the profound purpose of life.

She wrote, “This summer, I made THE best decision of my life — to fully dedicate my life to God. Baptism isn’t just a ceremony; it’s a transformation. I am a new creation, reborn in His grace.

“The way to live is actually to die…Of course, I am still DJ Cuppy, but now, every beat, every moment has a deeper meaning. I see life in a new, brighter light. At 31, I finally understand what it really means to live a purpose-driven life.”

DJ Cuppy further expressed her gratitude for her newfound faith, thanking God for His salvation.

She emphasised that each day she is learning to live with intention, guided by a purpose greater than herself.

She concluded her message with, “Thank You, Father, for Your Salvation. #GodsVeryOwn.”

Cuppy’s declaration has garnered immense attention and support from her fans and followers, who have applauded her courage to openly embrace her spiritual journey.

Admirers flooded her social media accounts with messages of encouragement and admiration on Friday.

Adedeji Adeleke, father of Afrobeats star Davido, has made a whopping contribution of N1 billion to the Centenary Endowment Fund of a Cherubim and Seraphim (C&S) Church in Lagos.

The announcement was made during a thanksgiving service on Sunday at the church’s headquarters in Lagos, held in memory of his late mother, Esther Adeleke.

Adeleke expressed that the donation was made in honor of his mother, the late Mrs. Esther Adeleke, who was a revered figure in the C&S Church.

“On behalf of our late mother, senior mother in Israel, late Mrs. Esther Adeleke, we want to contribute to the centenary endowment fund, the sum of N1 billion,” he stated.

Esther Adeleke, originally from Akwete in Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia State, was the founder of a C&S Church in Ede, Osun State. She held the esteemed title of Senior Mother-in-Israel within the church, a role now carried on by her daughter, Modupe Adeleke-Sanni.

This generous donation underscores the Adeleke family’s deep ties to the church and their continued commitment to preserving Esther Adeleke’s legacy.

Jerry Eze, the founder and president of Streams of Joy International, has addressed critics accusing him of staging a miracle.

Eze recently convened a New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration (NSSPD) conference in the United Kingdom.

During the conference, an 8-year-old girl suffering from cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair was said to have been healed.

The development sparked a wave of mixed reactions on social media with many users accusing the clergyman of staging the miracle and questioning why he did not heal sick Nigerians.

In a recent sermon to his congregation, Eze declared that he has no “time to reply to anybody”.

The 41-year-old added that he has more “important things to do for God” and won’t respond to naysayers.

“Listen NSSPDiers, you will never see this man here reply anybody. I do not have that kind of time, I do not have the time. There are more important things to do for God. Look at the arranged miracle, no ooo she was never in a wheelchair. Look at the parents,” he said.

Eze founded Streams of Joy church in 2013 in Abia state and now has over 13 branches across Nigeria and the world.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, he also started the NSSPD, a digital prayer session.