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contactmorak:
Kuchikuchi Singer, J'odie Who Is A Virgin Engaged


.The "KuchiKuchi" (Oh Baby) singer and Nigerian Idol runner up announced her engagement on her instagram page this afternoon. She shared the photo below.
Congrats to her.

She's never been shy to say publicly that she has never had sex with a man before even despte being around her late 20s/early 30s. When asked about her sexual relationship sometimes back in an interview, below is what she said...

Personally, to me, it is wrong because I am not
married. I am not condemning those who do it; this is just my personal opinion. I really should
not have an opinion on sex because I don’t have any experience. Sex means nothing to me, so I can’t get into a relationship just because of that.


http://www.splendormag.com/2015/09/kuchikuchi-singer-jodie-who-is-virgin.html

TRWConsult:
Mistake 1: Using whom as a subject
INCORRECT: Fire personnel radioed deputies to stop the driver, whom, according to reports, appeared to have been under the influence of intoxicants.
CORRECT : Fire personnel radioed deputies to stop the driver, who, according to reports, appeared to have been under the influence of intoxicants.
In this sentence, the pronoun is the subject of the verb appeared and therefore requires the subject form who. The object form of who is whom, which functions as the object of a verb or as the object of a preposition:
That is the man whom I saw at the window. (object of the verb saw)
Did he say to whom he sent the letter? (object of the preposition to)
The misuse of whom as a subject frequently occurs when a phrase intervenes between the pronoun and its subject. Be especially careful with such expressions as “according to so-and-so,” “in my opinion,” “one suspects,” etc. Less frequently, but more embarrassingly, whom is sometimes substituted for who when little or nothing stands between it and its verb, as in this sentence taken from a news account: “An off-duty fireman whom lives in the area provided immediate assistance.”

Mistake 2: Unnecessary would in a wish about the past
INCORRECT: Ten Things I Wish I Would Have Known When I Was Twenty
CORRECT : Ten Things I Wish I Had Known When I Was Twenty
The opportunity for knowing the ten things existed in the past, but exists no longer. The tense required, therefore, is the past perfect (had + past participle).

Mistake 3: Dangling modifier
INCORRECT: At the age of four, Sam’s family moved from Florida, Missouri, to Hannibal.
CORRECT : At the age of four, Sam moved with his family from Florida, Missouri, to Hannibal.
Modifiers should be positioned as closely as possible to the element they modify. The modifying phrase “At the age of four” modifies “Sam,” not “Sam’s family.”

Mistake 4: Subject-Verb disagreement with delayed subject
INCORRECT: There goes Sally and Greg on their way to the movies.
CORRECT : There go Sally and Greg on their way to the movies.
Subjects and verbs must agree in number. When a sentence begins with here or there, the true subject of the sentence follows the verb. “Sally and Greg” is a plural subject, so the verb go must also be plural: “Sally and Greg go.”

Mistake 5: Incorrect use of object pronouns
INCORRECT: Me and my brothers all have college degrees in business.
CORRECT : My brothers and I all have college degrees in business.
Several English pronouns retain different forms that indicate their function in a sentence. Me is an object form. In the example, it is incorrectly used as the subject of the verb have. Other object forms often used incorrectly are him, her, us, them, and whom.

Credit: DWT

Demmzy15:
Guy you don come with your mushroom analysis! It's getting boring and baseless, I'll advice you take the back sit.

Pa Shukwudi Saraki's shoeshiner/buttlicker, we're expecting you here. Come and spew venom as usual!

AreaFada2:
I get your point. But nor let Isoko people hear o. The similarity is obvious but we live in a nation where tribes assert their independence.

Even Okpe sometimes wish to stand out from mainstream Urhobo, let alone Isoko.

I'm actually a fan of the greater Edoid culture. Esan, Benin, Urhobo/Okpe, Isoko, Owan, Degema and many more should become familiar with the various cultures. A Bini man should aspire to learn Urhobo, an Urhobo shoulsd aspire to learn Afemai ans so on.
By doing so, we can feel comfortable in our own unique ethnic identity and equally feel part of a wider ancestral family and indeed Nigeria.

Bjergtrolde:

Isoko nko?

onuwaje:
proudly delta
Itsekiri Dede mokiaghan
Urhobo wadooooo
Ah!!! Izon!!

aziegbei:
I have been dating my girl for a year plus now, who were not staying with me before, later she parked into my house after sometime issues keep coming up up to an extend even if she offend me she will never aggree she is faulty. The next thing she does is for her to start packing her belongs, that she have to leave,that its because she is staying with me,issues keep araising. Am so confuse is it that she is having another guy in her life or is she tired of the relationship? Pls I need advice people..

bokohalal:
There are more people in Benin City than in all of Bayelsa state, the major Ijaw place in Nigeria.
In all other states where you find Ijaws, they are in settlements and minor minority. Inconsequential to the politics, economy and social development of the states they are residents of,aside one or two local governments in Delta state.
By your calculation, Ijaws are more than half the population of other ethnicities in the Niger-Delta. That is cause for laughter.

bokohalal:
Ten percent is eighteen million people.
Bros , what is the entire population of the Niger-Delta states?

bokohalal:
Ten percent is eighteen million people.
Bros , what is the entire population of the Niger-Delta states?

bokohalal:
Ten percent is eighteen million people. Bros , what is the entire population of the Niger-Delta states?

bokohalal:
You are limiting an ethnicity by political boundaries and at the same time expanding another due to their spread across political borders. You are loath to applyig the same yardstick for obvious reasons.
How many Ijaw are there in Edo and Ondo states?
How many Ijaws are there in Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers states?
How many Local governments do they occupy in Delta state?
What is the population of the whole of Bayelsa state?

bokohalal:
You are limiting an ethnicity by political boundaries and at the same time expanding another due to their spread across political borders. You are loath to applyig the same yardstick for obvious reasons.
How many Ijaw are there in Edo and Ondo states?
How many Ijaws are there in Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers states?
How many Local governments do they occupy in Delta state?
What is the population of the whole of Bayelsa state?

bokohalal:
You are very dense.

bokohalal:
Urhobo and Isoko are part of the Edo language group.

Mogidi:
Ijaw

bokohalal:
Edo.

Midehi:
where did he get it from?