Being an arsenal is ‘toxic relationship’ – DJ Cuppy
, enjoy a huge following across the world including in Nigeria but lately, the London club are losing fans in droves because of their dwindling fortunes., and Nigeria’s former senate president, Bukola Saraki, are among the fans of Arsenal Football Club in the country.
However, with declining performances in recent times, not many openly flaunt their affinity with the Gunners like before while some have even declared allegiance to other teams. One of those who seems to be shifting camps away from Arsenal is Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola’s daughter, DJ Cuppy. DJ Cuppy caused a stir on Twitter on Saturday when she posted on her handle that she could no longer stay in her toxic relationship with Arsenal before adding a mock video where she suggested she would be transfering her support to a yet to be named team going forward.She wrote: It’s not me, it’s you Broken heart.
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