“This Ground Better Be Anointed” DJ Cuppy Jokes About Paying €50 Parking Fee Amid Soaring Euro-Naira Exchange Rate
DJ Cuppy is feeling the pinch of Europe’s high cost of living, hilariously lamenting being charged €50 for parking as the Naira continues to struggle.
Her tweet sparked a wave of relatable reactions from Nigerians abroad, many of whom shared their own financial frustrations with the collapsing exchange rate.
DJ Cuppy has once again struck a relatable chord with fans, this time by venting her shock at the high cost of living in Europe especially when viewed through the lens of the struggling Naira.
Taking to her social media, the billionaire heiress and disc jockey shared her disbelief after being charged €50 (over ₦80,000 at the current exchange rate) just for parking. Expressing her frustration with a touch of humour, she tweeted:
“On my phone looking at the Euro to Naira rate like 😲
Then €50 for parking? As in, this ground better be anointed.”
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Her witty post instantly caught fire, with fans chiming in to share their own experiences and woes about living or spending abroad while navigating Nigeria’s weakening currency. For many, Cuppy’s blend of sarcasm and realness perfectly captured the frustration felt by Nigerians abroad trying to stretch every Euro or Dollar.
“This Naira situation is not for the faint of heart,” one fan replied. “If ground no dey perform miracles, I’m not paying that €50.” Another user commented, “Only DJ Cuppy can make us laugh and cry at the same time.”
DJ Cuppy, who is currently based in the UK and frequently travels around Europe, often uses her platform to share unfiltered snippets of her personal life with her signature flair for humour and honesty. Whether she’s talking about love, career, or in this case, ridiculous parking fees, her relatability continues to win hearts.
Her latest tweet might be a lighthearted jab at inflation, but it also highlights the real struggles Nigerians face when converting foreign costs to Naira. And with the Euro-Naira rate only climbing, fans agree on one thing: even DJ Cuppy’s “celebrity stress” feels all too familiar.
