Nanorest:
Crap....... ugly bitch

Jobia:
Love this lady

Agree with almost everything she stands for

sunnysunny69:
See hot body wey this woman go give white man . Come back to black brother for proper one, na them dey rush us !

safarigirl:
her husband is a Nigerian man from Edo state. What are you talking about?

wolesmile:

Of course you'll agree with everything she stands for. People that can't reason on their own almost often agree with the reasoning of others.

Nanorest:
Crap....... ugly bitch

Jobia:
would you rather i agree with you? I tend to agree with people that have a good head on their shoulders, not spineless low lives like you.

wolesmile:


Baby... you just confirmed my worst fear!!! Your stvpidity id beyond redemption!!!

Eaa247:


Dear comrade! u r absolutely on track.
Thomas Sankara the greatest African leader that never was.
Burkina Faso lost a 'god' in him.
remember his quote 'The enemies of a people are those who keep them in ignorance'

zinnyzee:
Despite the fact that this woman is my role model and i love her books... I still don't understand her stance on feminism.

"We should all be feminists" is one of my favorite chimamanda books, but i still got a lot of questions on feminism.
I guess i'll just write a book one day on my own opinion. But i don't know yet, cus i'm not too bright like that.

Mind you, i'd rock nigerian designs over every other too, if i were chimamanda's age.

Jobia:
blah blah.. go back to your hole kid

Nanorest:
Crap....... ugly bitch

wolesmile:
Must you display this idiotic attitude on a public forum? I know your type, hoe... You want attention? Now you have it.

Jobia:
i want attention?? You came running with your indirect insults and i served yours directly to ya face.

I normally dont indulge bastards tho, guess today is your lucky day.

wolesmile:


You are the lucky one, girl... I am in a good mood today. And for the records, I gave it to you directly. I don't do indirect. If i want to do indirect, I won't mention you, bitch.

Jobia:
dont you have toys to play with or something sheesh. boy get lost.

Moreoffaith:
Things like this makes me remember my hero Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso...

if you wanna know about him check google pls.

sunnysunny69:
See hot body wey this woman go give white man . Come back to black brother for proper one, na them dey rush us !

nextstep:


Well, the only way to write a good book is to write many bad drafts and a couple bad books. In other words, don't wait.

We can understand and appreciate other people's ideas and the positivity they bring without agreeing to all of it. Lot's of African women have issues with the western notions of feminism, and have written about it extensively since the late 70's. (Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi, Buchi Emechetta, Flora Nwapa, Tess Onwueme, are four that immediately came to mind). Note that they don't call themselves "feminist" but their writings had a lot to say about their ideas on women in society.

I personally can't stand some of the things Chimamanda says - and I feel a chunk of it is made for a Western feminist audience - but I have read 6 of her books and enjoyed them, and I am proud of what she's doing in the world.

Leun:


God bless you for spilling this out. I had to Google his name and was amazed to how far he felt for his people. These are the kind of leaders Nigeria need.

Moreoffaith:


I swear down my brother.

He even make it a law that all government workers must put on a native attire, those who find it difficult put their native attire in their handbag should he pay unannounced visit to their ministry.

He remain my hero as Africa is concerned.

If you wanna know much about him check out his speech and video on YouTube.

owooba:
HOLY CRAP, I know she will sell that story to the gullible Nigerian YOUTH'S. Ask her how much have she contributed to the development of those making that dress for her apart from paying to sew it.