Nigerian disk jockey and music star, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has proclaimed herself a “wife material.”

Sharing a photo of herself doing laundry, the 32-year-old artist highlighted her hardworking and loving nature.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), DJ Cuppy captioned the photo: “Wifey material: doing laundry and trying not to break hearts at the same time.”

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The DJ also shared her spiritual perspective on relationships, stating that any man who intends to marry her must seek God first. “God may I be so deep in you that my husband has to seek you first before he may find me,” she wrote.

Currently single, DJ Cuppy’s last public relationship was with British boxer Ryan Taylor. Their engagement, announced in November 2022, ended in July 2023 after seven months.

Known for her dynamic personality and openness, DJ Cuppy continues to captivate her fans with glimpses into her personal life and thoughts, sparking conversations on love, faith, and relationships.

Afrobeats sensation Ayodeji Balogun, known globally as Wizkid, has set new records on Spotify Nigeria with the release of his latest single, “Kese (Dance).”

The track, which dropped earlier this week, has already garnered an impressive 1.57 million streams on its opening day, surpassing the previous record of 1.016 million held by his collaboration with American R&B artist Brent Faiyaz, “Piece Of My Heart.”

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In a monumental feat, “Kese (Dance)” has also shattered the record for the largest opening-day streams for an African song on global Spotify, amassing 2.753 million streams worldwide.

The song, which blends Wizkid’s signature Afrobeats style with a catchy danceable rhythm, is one of the lead singles from his upcoming album Morayo.

Set to release later this month, Morayo holds a special significance for the artist, as he has dedicated the album to his late mother, Mrs. Morayo Jane Balogun.

Nigeria’s Chidimma Adetshina has made history by emerging as the first runner-up at the 73rd Miss Universe competition, held at the Arena CDMX in Mexico City on Sunday.

The event, which featured contestants from 126 countries, concluded with Denmark’s Victoria Kjaer Theilvig winning the coveted crown, succeeding Sheynnis Palacios of Nicaragua.

The final moments of the pageant saw an intense face-off between Adetshina and Theilvig, as the two stood poised to claim the prestigious title.

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While Theilvig was ultimately crowned, Adetshina’s performance earned widespread admiration and marked one of Nigeria’s strongest showings in the competition’s history.

Reacting to her achievement, Adetshina expressed her excitement and pride. “I’m so excited. I don’t have words to describe what I’m feeling right now, but I’m so proud of myself, and I just made history!” she said in an interview shared by the Miss Universe Nigeria organisation on X.com.

Adetshina’s journey to the Miss Universe stage was both inspiring and challenging. Earlier this year, she faced controversy after withdrawing from the Miss South Africa 2024 competition, where she had reached the final stage.

The issue, which centered on her nationality, did not deter her ambitions. Shortly after, she competed in and won the Miss Universe Nigeria title, representing Taraba State, and secured her spot on the global stage.

Adetshina’s performance in Mexico has been hailed as exceptional, with her grace and charisma earning accolades from judges and audiences alike.

Her achievement stands as a testament to resilience and determination, inspiring young women across Nigeria and beyond.

Although the crown went to Denmark, Adetshina’s historic finish reinforces her role as a global ambassador for Nigerian talent and culture.