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World's 50 greatest leaders: SEE the only Nigerian that made the list, she's a POWERFUL woman

Chimamanda Adichie made it to the list. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1095696-chimamanda-adichie-list-worlds-50-greatest-leaders-full-list.html

she sure is.... except for her extreme feminist theory she sure is.... except for her extreme feminist theory

vikkimimi:
she sure is....
except for her extreme feminist theory she sure is....
except for her extreme feminist theory

extreme feminism? If you want to be a feminist, be a feminist to the end not only when it suits you...that chimamanda's view.

That's how some girl tried to shame me into giving up my spot for her with the "your father didn't teach you ladies first?". When I threw the "what about feminism?" she got confused

Chima doing us proud. May God continue to bless her

Biafrans all the way.

She is a huge role model for people, especially young girls

DocHMD:
Biafrans all the way.

not again ... bigot

Writer with class

Epositive:
not again ... bigot

You will be the first to scream Biafra if she was caught with drugs.

Epositive:
not again ... bigot

There is nothing wrong in claiming what is ours. If it were 'a list of most powerful drug barons' and you find an Igbo name there won't you call her an 'Ipob'?

Beware of cund reserve circuit . They are fraudsters

DocHMD:
There is nothing wrong in claiming what is ours. If it were 'a list of most powerful drug barons' and you find an Igbo name there won't you call her an 'Ipob'?

lol, i'm not part of that shii bro.... it sounds negative to me




#positivevibes

Kondomatic:
You will be the first to scream Biafra if she was caught with drugs.

i'm allergic to some words bro....

Eastern women are really blessed like their men folks...Here is another role model.

Enuma Okoro was raised in four countries on three continents. It is no surprise that her work focuses increasingly on issues of culture and identity. She is a Nigerian-American award-winning writer, public speaker and communications consultant. The author and editor of four books, her work has been featured on NPR, in The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The US/UK Guardian, CNN, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post and Quartz Africa. She is also a culture columnist for The Guardian Nigeria. As a prolific speaker Enuma, has given over 55 public lectures and seminars and moderated at universities, organizations, corporate institutions, and conferences across Africa, the United States, Europe, and Australia. She recently had the honour of being the first black woman (and the second black person, the first was Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965) to speak from the 200 year-old pulpit at the historic American Church in Paris, France. Just over two years ago, she returned to Nigeria after a lifetime overseas

Read more https://guardian.ng/guardian-woman/enuma-okoro

Who is she leading

vikkimimi:
she sure is....
except for her extreme feminist theory she sure is....
except for her extreme feminist theory

Ladies are their greatest enemies.