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These Nigerian celebrities are virgins and they are proud of their virgin status and they don't hesitate to tell anybody who cares that they are still virgins.

Check them out. Nigerian singer, Adokiye has always maintained that she is still a vir-gin and a proud one at that. She made headlines when she offered her virgin-ity to Boko Haram in exchange of the Chibok abducted girls.


The Beautiful and provocative singer, Adokiye Kyrian,who only turned 23 few months ago, in a recent interview opened up about her virgin-ity. Talking about love, singer Adokiye, who is also UN ambassador of Peace, tried to explain why she doesn't believe in love.

Adokiye said: "I really don't like love. I'm a career person, what I have for everyone including guys, is Agape love. Love is wicked and there is no real love, I'm young and living the life. Until I see one, I'm happy like this." When the singer was asked about being cheated by love, she said: "Frankly, no." But she continued that she has seen enough of fake love around her to be cautious to whom she gives her heart.

She stated that she is in a relationship with her career, that architecture is her husband and music/­ movie her boyfriend. The rising star confessed that she does not understand why a young girl would need s*x, also adding that she is still a virg-in. The Love You Better and Kulumo crooner further said that "any man that buys her mum the private jet wins her heart."
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