DJ Cuppy Cries After Completing Thesis Which Almost Forced Her Out Of Oxford University

DJ Cuppy, a disk jockey and daughter of billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, has broken down in tears after completing her thesis at Oxford University in the United Kingdom.

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KanyiDaily recalls that in October 2021, the singer had announced that she would be pursuing a master’s degree in African Studies at Oxford University.

In a post shared on her Twitter page on Friday, Cuppy opened up about how difficult the journey had been for her, revealing that she had thought of dropping out of school on two occasions.

Sharing a photo of herself in tears, she wrote “Tears of joy!!! The wait is finally over!!! My Thesis is finally 100% done!!! Not sure why weeping is my reaction right now. I’m so drained that it actually feels so difficult to celebrate.

“Over the last few weeks, I’ve pushed myself so much, both mentally and physically to actually finish this degree. Truthfully, this has been one of the most challenging experiences of my life.

“This paper alone has made me want to drop out of Oxford University twice. I’ve done something only a few can do, and I don’t need to ask for anyone’s respect or flowers – I’ve earned them! People keep asking where the party is?!

“Lmao I need to rest and rebuild. It is important to understand that when you have worked as hard as I have for a project like this, you get so fatigued and partying is the last thing on your mind.

“I am thankful for all the people who have supported me and proud of myself throughout this process. Lastly, I am thankful to God who has been with me the entire way!!!”

TEARS OF JOY 😭 The wait is finally over!!! My THESIS for @UniofOxford is finally 100% done and submitted!!! 📚🎉

Not sure why weeping is my reaction right now. I’m so drained that it actually feels so difficult to celebrate. 🥲 #CuppyOnAMission pic.twitter.com/TDxtBhLdxM

— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) July 1, 2022

KanyiDaily recalls that DJ Cuppy had expressed regrets that returning to school to pursue her third degree at Oxford university has affected her progress in the music industry.