Ejiod:

I guess this is a joke

MissBorn:
Chimamanda Adichie,
Best writer ever!

Donpresh95:
Igbo Amaka.

PEOPLE from upper upper and their scam Laurette right now

spotted
Igbo Amaka.

Riversides2003:
Someone should tell the dullard, the vegetable looking thing we have as a president, Nigerian youth from North to South,East to West are hard working people.

IamGoke:


Ur pains are for eternity!!!!! Because nothing you can do about that....

Donpresh95:
Igbo Amaka.

PEOPLE from upper upper and their scam Laurette right now

spotted

Achillesdam500:

If she had wailed her life celebrating tribalism,she wouldn't be near where she is no
Get a life

Donpresh95:


Painment. did I call any region?

Croixxx1781:
Mtn is giving there customer free browsing & free call to all network don't miss this have done mine.

You can only Subscribe once in a sim

Achillesdam500:

Wasn't your writing symbolic to a tribal uproar?

Donpresh95:
Igbo Amaka.

PEOPLE from upper upper and their scam Laurette right now

spotted

Donpresh95:


Am not Awolowo who ended his painment with rat poison

IamGoke:


Better than Ojukwu that ran away and left his biafrans to die of hunger and made you guys practice cannibalism...

BlackPantherxXx:


Keep wasting your time celebrating Chimamanda and abusing Yorubas on a website owned by a Yoruba.

Keep enriching the Yoruba while making your miserable self poorer. I am sure Chimamanda has given you $1 for your rants

PATHETIC. You need prayers

Achillesdam500:

Reply him no more bro
He's obviously derailed
These kinda people's stupidity are always a hard nut to crack

Achillesdam500:

Since you want to pick up a fight with someone this morning,I implore you not to tread a dangerous path.
Instead I'd just keep mute and allow you to display your glittering collosal idiocy

Donpresh95:


It is ur brain that told you that one. This is why people fail exam, you write what you think not what you were taught.over sabi

Donpresh95:


It is ur brain that told you that one. This is why people fail exam, you write what you think not what you were taught.over sabi

IamGoke:


This your statement shows you are not even a student of literature!!!

MissBorn:
Nigerian-born writer, compelling storyteller, and influential cultural critic, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been selected as Harvard College’s Class Day speaker.

Award-winning author to address graduating seniors on May 23.

Acclaimed author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been selected by the Harvard College Class of 2018 to address the graduating seniors as part of the annual Class Day celebration on May 23, the day before Harvard’s 367th Commencement.

“We are honored to welcome Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie as our Class Day speaker,” said First Marshal Berkeley Brown ’18, co-chair of the speaker selection committee.

“Her eloquence and perspective as a writer and public speaker have inspired audiences to look beyond stereotypes and social norms to recognize our common humanity.”

A Nigerian-born writer whose work has been translated into more than 30 languages, Adichie is the author of the novels “Purple Hibiscus,” which won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize and the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award; “Half of a Yellow Sun,” which won the Orange Prize; and “Americanah,” a 2013 National Book Critics Circle Award winner, which she finalized during a fellowship year at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.

Her most recent book, “Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions,” was published in March 2017.

A compelling storyteller and influential cultural critic, Adichie has delivered two landmark TED talks: “ The Danger of a Single Story” in 2009, and her 2012 TEDxEuston talk “ We Should All Be Feminists,” which started a worldwide conversation about feminism and was published as a book in 2014.

“In her captivating TED talks, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie urges us to better understand one another’s stories and to plan for ‘a world of happier men and happier women who are truer to themselves.’

This is a powerful message for our class to hear as we reflect on our time at Harvard and prepare to write the next chapter of our stories,” said Jerry Nelluvelil, co-chair of the speaker selection committee.

Adichie is also the co-founder of Farafina Trust, a Nigerian nonprofit that promotes reading, writing, social introspection, and engagement with society through the literary arts.

The Harvard College Senior Class Committee has invited a guest speaker for Class Day since 1968. Prior to that, the honor was given to University affiliates, such as deans, faculty, or classmates.

The first invited guest was Martin Luther King Jr., who accepted the invitation shortly before his assassination. His widow, Coretta Scott King, delivered the speech in his absence and also became the first woman to give a Class Day address at Harvard. Since that time, speakers have spanned fields including politics, social activism, journalism, film, comedy, and more.

In addition to Adichie’s address, Class Day includes award presentations and student orations. All of the events will take place in Tercentenary Theatre in Harvard Yard beginning at 2 p.m. and will be streamed live online.

Source : https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2018/04/chimamanda-ngozi-adichie-named-harvards-class-day-speaker/