Award winning novelist Chimamanda Adichie joined a number of distinguished Americans, including filmmaker Spike Lee and Nobel Prize Winning Neuroscientist Richard Axel to receive the Johns Hopkins University honorary degree on May 18, 2016, at the institution's 2016 commencement ceremony.
Commencement speaker for the ceremony, Spike Lee, known for his interrogation of racial tensions through his films, notably the 1989 movie Do The Right Thing, charged the graduates to work towards unity.
"Let's build bridges of love versus walls of hate," the veteran filmmaker said, closing his speech with the famous words, "black lives matter."

Adichie receives the John Hopkins Honorary Degree
Ms. Adichie had this to say to the graduating seniors.
"Eat real food as often as you can and embrace ignorance. Say those words 'I don't know.' Because by embracing ignorance we open up the possibility of knowledge."
In 2003, Ms. Adichie completed a master's degree in creative writing at Johns Hopkins University.


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Nwata kwo aka... O solu okenye lie nni

Nne jide nke iji inu?
You inspire to keep on writing.
Keep on blazing.

The way this lady describes and paints her characters is phenomenal.

There is something about Anambra people sha.

God bless Anambra.
God bless Igbo.
God bless Nigeria.