She took on the role of moderator for the Youth Action Day,
which was part of this year's UNGA and centered around the theme “The Summit of
the Future – Youth Actions Day.”
Her keynote address energized the Assembly, prompting a
collective chant from the audience. Following her speech, she captivated
attendees with a remarkable musical performance that left a significant impact.
Notable figures such as H.E. José Maria Neves and Felipe Paullier were present
at the event.
Cuppy’s session marked the largest gathering of youth in the
history of the UN Headquarters. As a passionate advocate for youth empowerment,
she has motivated countless individuals through her influential voice and
initiatives.
Her foundation focuses on educating, empowering, and
mobilizing young people to foster a sustainable, inclusive, and unified global
community.
During her address, Cuppy expressed her aspirations, hinting
at the possibility of becoming Nigeria’s first female president. In response,
UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed remarked, “You told me you wanted
to be Nigeria’s first female president, and what did I say? After me.”
Cuppy’s ambitions, coupled with Amina’s support, reflect the
increasing momentum for women’s leadership in Nigeria. She echoed Amina’s call
to action, encouraging the youth to speak out against the pressing challenges
facing the world today.