Being a Christian in the music industry is not easy — DJ Cuppy Cries out

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Popular Nigerian Billionaire Daughter and disc jockey, DJ Cuppy, recently took to her social media page to talk about her battles with being a devoted Christian in the music industry.

Her tweet reads ;

I don’t go to church as often as I want to but it puts the warmth back in my heart Two hearts Being a Christian in the cold music industry isn’t easy. I have low moments. I have to go to God in prayer and say ‘Forgive me,’ or ‘Help me.’ Remember God is with you; nothing can defeat him.

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