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Sought-after DJ and billionaire's daughter Florence Otedola says she has won a place at the University of Oxford in the UK.
DJ Cuppy, as she is better-known, shared the news with her followers on Instagram:
In the video, the Nigerian DJ is seen telling her parents she will take up a place at Lady Margaret college, part of the University of Oxford, for her Masters degree.
"Oh my! Are you sure? How are you going to both," her mother replies.
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