Popular nigerian author Chimamanda Adichie advice young women to be their own selves in an exclusove interview with CNN.

She said though shes old but what helps her most is wearing what she wants to wear and to exercise freedom over their choices and not to have to perform for somebody else.

Watch the interview below
http://www.praizenews.com/wear-what-you-want-to-wear-chimamanda-adichie-advices-young-women/

she's right

Ok

Yes!!! I agree with her that women should wear whatever they want.

I also agree with her that a lady should wear g-string and bra and walk alone in the midst of touts and hoodlums by 1am night.

Thank you my sister, after all is a free world...

she nor well

I admire you Amanda. Keep making your country proud.

I watched the video yesterday on IG yesterday and she's right.
Wear what you want to wear, don't let people decide for you. Cut your cloth according to your size,it's very important.


It's hard to believe this lady is 41 though, she's very beautiful naturally.

they hide in the covers of wear what you want to wear to dress likes hoes


if you like dress in a naughty way and expect respect

I'll always address you the way you dress

Is this not the anuofia saying women shouldn't cook for their husbands because they are equal?

smh

Feminism!

All man for himself

Onyi22:
Thank you my sister, after all is a free world...

After all it is a free world

Though Chimamanda is a lady I have lots of respect for but I disagree with her on this note.

Sisters and ladies don't dress provocatively. Be decent, modest and cute!

Remember the flies gather where the carcass lie. Don't attract rapist, molesters and harassers.

PLS STAY SAFE!

Why does she sound like a typical Nigerian aged spinster?

folake4u:
I watched the video yesterday on IG yesterday and she's right.
Wear what you want to wear, don't let people decide for you. Cut your cloth according to your size,it's very important.


It's hard to believe this lady is 41 though, she's very beautiful naturally.

Ode

folake4u:
I watched the video yesterday on IG yesterday and she's right.
Wear what you want to wear, don't let people decide for you. Cut your cloth according to your size,it's very important.


It's hard to believe this lady is 41 though, she's very beautiful naturally.

Ode

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After now they will shout rape, my dear ladies don't mind her o, many sane Nigerian men still value decent dressing by our women, that is how we will be justified to break anybody's head that makes any attempt to rape or harrass you. This one will be claiming feminist, but still collecting solid joystick from a man.

That means is no longer called private part

Funny enough, I've never seen this womyn dress garrulously

she fall my hand sha!..nawa o..hoe is hoe...

folake4u:
I watched the video yesterday on IG yesterday and she's right.
Wear what you want to wear, don't let people decide for you. Cut your cloth according to your size,it's very important.


It's hard to believe this lady is 41 though, she's very beautiful naturally.

Beautiful how Handsome perhaps

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This woman married a sissy. It was after I saw the husband that I realized her situation.

I don’t quite agree with this woman. Many things she says, I don’t follow at all.
There’s a very tin but crystal clear lines between morality, and, freedom.
I understand with the women’s right to things as human; if that’s what she’s advocating for, fine.
But she shouldn’t just open her mouth and say things just to remain relevant.
No need to pull crowd, with irrelevant stance and border line view.
We have cultural morals and we have social norms, as African, we have standard of living and they have served us all our lives. Don’t tell my girl to wear what she wants just to prove she can exercise her freedom. Who is fighting her for her freedom??
Why do I feel that Chimamanda is raising fighters against no enemy or is she raising them against unforeseen circumstances?
Teach our young women to be hardworking, goal driven, determined, pacesetters, women of vision, women on a mission, strong women, resilient, dependable, consistent and constant women.
Teach our ladies and women to be FEMALES WHO STAYS. Stay in their homes, in their success path, in their academics, in their career pursuit, and so on.
I may be wrong and I stand to be corrected but the real victims of social injustice, abuse, and many more are in war-torn countries. There crazy things happens and girl-child are victimised every second.
All these feminist and their leader should head towards there and fight a good fight.