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27 Nov 2013
26 Nov 2013
Kelly Rowland Engaged to Marry Her Manager, Tim Witherspoon
Kelly Rowland is a single lady no more!
Sources confirmed to Us Weekly that the 32 years old former Destiny Child singer is engaged to marry her manager and boyfriend Tim Witherspoon.
Rumors that Witherspoon had popped the question circulated when Rowland was seen wearing a large diamond ring in a video on a pal's Instagram account.
This will be Kelly's first marriage.
She was previously engaged to football player Roy Williams; they split in January 2005, two months before their planned wedding.
"I was too young for marriage," the British X Factor judge later told Cosmopolitan UK of their breakup. "But sometimes you fall down and you learn from it.
Big congrats to her!
Sources confirmed to Us Weekly that the 32 years old former Destiny Child singer is engaged to marry her manager and boyfriend Tim Witherspoon.
Rumors that Witherspoon had popped the question circulated when Rowland was seen wearing a large diamond ring in a video on a pal's Instagram account.
This will be Kelly's first marriage.
She was previously engaged to football player Roy Williams; they split in January 2005, two months before their planned wedding.
"I was too young for marriage," the British X Factor judge later told Cosmopolitan UK of their breakup. "But sometimes you fall down and you learn from it.
Big congrats to her!
PHOTO: How Nollywood Actress Sent To Prison For Stealing Was Betrayed By Her Friends
Yetunde Akilapa was arrested around February and detained at Alade Police station in Somolu after she was accused of stealing a bunch of keys.
In a statement by her lawyer, Yetunde Akilapa said the keys she was caught with were used in her new movie, Bunmi Akata and that she was arrested after being framed by people she regarded as friends.
The case filed under Charge no F/10/13 COP v Yetunde Akilapa was dismissed for want of diligent prosecution.
Source: Naija Gists
THE EFIKS
As it is always implied, the origin of any language must be related to the origin of its people.
The Efiks are originally oriental and so is their language and so they often claim, EFIK EDI MBAKARA" ie "The Efiks are white men”. Little wonder why the use of English names is common among its people.
In the same vein, the origin of the Efik language is related to the origin of the Efik people
The literary important of Efik Language dates back to the earliest attempt at written records when the Efiks started a form of secret writting "NSIBIDI" known only to its highest tittles holders.
By the 18th century, successful records has been achieved in writing of the language.
The early missionaries put in a lot in the development of Efik orthography Language and Literature. Some of such popular missionaries include Rev. Hope Waddell, Rev. Hugh Godie and Edgerley.
Others including the Efiks were Mr. E.M. Falk, Prof Westermam, Mr. Gaskin, rev. Maegregor Pritchard, Okon Efiong, Ballantyne, father Meehan, Dr. Henshaw, Mr Westgarth, chief Ekpengong, Messrs Essien Archibong, Amaku, and Ayo. Mr E.E Nkanga the author of the popular"Mutanda Oyom Namondo' played a great unforgettable role .
The Efiks are originally oriental and so is their language and so they often claim, EFIK EDI MBAKARA" ie "The Efiks are white men”. Little wonder why the use of English names is common among its people.
In the same vein, the origin of the Efik language is related to the origin of the Efik people
The literary important of Efik Language dates back to the earliest attempt at written records when the Efiks started a form of secret writting "NSIBIDI" known only to its highest tittles holders.
By the 18th century, successful records has been achieved in writing of the language.
The early missionaries put in a lot in the development of Efik orthography Language and Literature. Some of such popular missionaries include Rev. Hope Waddell, Rev. Hugh Godie and Edgerley.
Others including the Efiks were Mr. E.M. Falk, Prof Westermam, Mr. Gaskin, rev. Maegregor Pritchard, Okon Efiong, Ballantyne, father Meehan, Dr. Henshaw, Mr Westgarth, chief Ekpengong, Messrs Essien Archibong, Amaku, and Ayo. Mr E.E Nkanga the author of the popular"Mutanda Oyom Namondo' played a great unforgettable role .
THE
ORIENT, late Rev. Hugh Goldie (Missionary) had made some useful
tentative suggestions as to the philosophical affinites of the Efik by
drawing attention to the similarity between it and the semitic language
and also its relationship with the Syro-Arabic and the Hebrew language.
All the languge families: sernific, Hebrews and Syro-Arabic herein referred to belong to one parent family, since semite (semitic) embraces any of the groups or races that include the Hebrew, Arabs, Phoenicians and Assyrians.
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For example the English word “Take” in Efik is pronounced as “Da” while in Asia (Sanskirt) it is pronounced as “Ada”. Also the English word “Self/Body” in Efik and Asian language is pronounced as “Idem”.Thus showing some similarities between Oriental and Efik language.
Efik Language shares almost the same alphabet with English except C,J,Q,V,X and Z. The vowels include A.E. I. O. U.
It would also be worthy to mention that In 1860, it was one of the first three Nigerian languages to be codified with its own orthography and grammar.
Also, In 1862, Efik language was the first Nigerian language used in translating the Holy bible (New Testament).
All the languge families: sernific, Hebrews and Syro-Arabic herein referred to belong to one parent family, since semite (semitic) embraces any of the groups or races that include the Hebrew, Arabs, Phoenicians and Assyrians.
For example the English word “Take” in Efik is pronounced as “Da” while in Asia (Sanskirt) it is pronounced as “Ada”. Also the English word “Self/Body” in Efik and Asian language is pronounced as “Idem”.Thus showing some similarities between Oriental and Efik language.
Efik Language shares almost the same alphabet with English except C,J,Q,V,X and Z. The vowels include A.E. I. O. U.
It would also be worthy to mention that In 1860, it was one of the first three Nigerian languages to be codified with its own orthography and grammar.
Also, In 1862, Efik language was the first Nigerian language used in translating the Holy bible (New Testament).
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