Watching Adichie gives me a hope of a fulfilled life. A life which I have always desired, a life of my dream, a life of a writer.

I was in the audience and can say this was very inspiring and it changed my literary perspectives. Later l also met Yvonne Owuor and together l had the two books autographed.

How I loveeee Chimamanda Adichie ❤️

She is brilliant! I love her sense of humor.

I love listening to you Chimamanda.so passionate about what you do , talented and inspiring .Proudly African.

I listen to her while doing my work.

My sister, your too good beyond unimaginable!!!

I'm looking forward to 'Have You Met the Other African?'

"hopelessly sentimental Pan African" You read my heart Chimamanda! Amazing talk

I cherished your speeches always. you are more inspirational to many people in Nigeria, Africa and the world wide general.

Real Afrikan jewel

Too beautiful to be too serious and carefully educated, my African icon,

How I love listening to Chimamanda Adichie.

You are very beautiful and good words you always tell the world

I loooove her!!

I am an Indian.But I am proud of literary icon Chimamand Adechie. Phenomenal public speaker. May God bless her.

There's a quality abt chimamanda that interpellates women of color who come from afar and now live in America

Amazing talk

Such a beautiful woman! I have a major crush on her!

@damianeze7292

5 жыл бұрын

Gordon Graham Sorry Bro!

@Favour2020

2 жыл бұрын

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Great Lady.

I am so in love with her

Ngozi, thank you so much for being...

I love her so much♥

Hahah.. That African Child book was amazing.

"SAP" in Igbo meaning ' ota n'isi ' I love that phrase. Like days of famine

Ooh I love this

I have a crush on Sankara too, hihi :)

Beautiful 👍 👏👏👏👏

Sensational

Ngozi chimamanda,I love you.

I love everything about chiamanda adichie

she;s just too good

@jefferyteyekisseih2402

2 жыл бұрын

Say that again bro , too good 👍

True... Its unfair to use someones benchmark to benchmark for ourselves.

really you are hero of your people love u

Wow !

Lovely

you're inspiration

Nice speech.... sadly,Yo like button isn't working!

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I love her 💟

Chimamanda

Excellent

she really changed me....

I love her, I love her work. She is my first love 😣

She is African girl God give talent

☀️🙌

Love you

Agu nwanyi!

I wish to see myself writing down

15:44 #HAPPY #HOLIDAYS.

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 😍

i love her sooo much plus this is not taifa hall

Rohit Goswami

This isn't Taifa hall. It's 8.4.4 Multi purpose hall (M. P. H)

HALF OF A YELLOW SUN IS A LITERARY FORGERY A claim for copyright infringement has been made by Anne Giwa-Amu against Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Biyi Bandele and Harper Collins Publishers in relation to the literary work, Half of A Yellow Sun. Anne Giwa-Amu, a law graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science, is demanding damages and an account of profit as a consequence of the infringement of her copyright in the literary work entitled ‘SADE’. In legal papers submitted to the Court, Ms Giwa-Amu alleged: “As a substantial amount of original material found in SADE, an earlier copyright work also appears in Half of A Yellow Sun a later work...Ms Adichie could not have included this by coincidence”. Ms Giwa-Amu alleged that in 1998 she sent a copy of her manuscript to Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, Nigeria. “Chinua Achebe, a writer linked to the Biafra propaganda effort, was the main decision maker on the Board of Directors at Heinemann”. Ms Giwa-Amu was informed that Chinua Achebe read and accepted SADE for publication for senior secondary school in Nigeria under the sub-title ‘SADE United We Stand’. Chinua Achebe later endorsed and promoted Half of A yellow Sun and one of his poems appears on the first page which would have entitled him to royalties from the sale of Half of A Yellow Sun. Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Adichie and Biyi Bandele share the same literary agent, The Wylie Agency. During an interview with the Premium Times, Ms Adichie claimed that after the publication of her first novel, Purple Hibiscus, Chinua Achebe tried to arrange a meeting with her. Ms Adichie claims that after this communication she wrote Half of A Yellow Sun. Although Ms Adichie was not born until 1977 and did not experience the civil war, she claims to have written the novel after reading thirty-one books by other authors. In the legal papers, Ms Giwa-Amu alleged that Ms Adichie rewrote her novel SADE by copying the setting, structure, plot, language, themes, characterization, incidents, content, form, subject matter, supporting arguments and scenes. Ms Giwa-Amu has claimed that every incident from her literary work, SADE, has been reword and expanded upon to create a literary forgery Claim number CO1CF281 County Court at Cardiff, Cardiff Civil Justice Centre, 2 Park Street, Cardiff. CF10 1ET For details contact: agiwaamu@yahoo.co.uk

@doualajazzcafe3156

5 жыл бұрын

I am a french speaking so you will excuse my english. @ RR is KZread now Court of Law? Don't you know who and where to adress this? I've read Chimamanda book and went trough Google to know about your writer; please tell me if an insane madness love story and politic story are similar. In Chimamanda' Book, her main character has birth problems, but as per the synopsis down there yours wanted to tie up a man with pregnancy hummm Chimamanda book is 448 pages and yours is 250 pages lol Please stop this sabotage because it seems like egusi soup is dancing Shaku-shaku in your head! Synopsis of "Sade" by Anne Giwa-Amu A debut novel, in which the headstrong mixed race daughter of a Nigerian Supreme Court judge becomes emotionally entangled with an already engaged barrister. In an attempt to entice him into marriage, she falls pregnant, but her plan fails and she turns to the ancient African gods for help. Synopsis of "Half of a yellow sun" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie This highly anticipated novel from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is set in Nigeria during the 1960s, at the time of a vicious civil war in which a million people died and thousands were massacred in cold blood. The three main characters in the novel are swept up in the violence during these turbulent years. One is a young boy from a poor village who is employed at a university lecturer's house. The other is a young middle-class woman, Olanna, who has to confront the reality of the massacre of her relatives. And the third is a white man, a writer who lives in Nigeria for no clear reason, and who falls in love with Olanna's twin sister, a remote and enigmatic character. As these people's lives intersect, they have to question their own responses to the unfolding political events. This extraordinary novel is about Africa in a wider sense: about moral responsibility, about the end of colonialism, about ethnic allegiances, about class and race; and about the ways in which love can complicate all of these things.

@chukwuemekaogbu8037

5 жыл бұрын

Hahah. Yorubas and their hatred....lol. The two stories are DIFFERENT. Sade is different! Half of a yellow sun is different from Sade! Take your case to court...haha

@christieatuh

5 жыл бұрын

You can't even write a full name. R R really? Its 2019 we still have not heard the name of your Sade anywhere. Check out were Ngozi's works have reached and the many more she is written. Naysayers!

@effionggoodnews5876

5 жыл бұрын

Who is this RR fellow? Please I advise that you keep your sentiment and respect this woman! She deserves it. God bless you dear...

@nyembsafric1

4 жыл бұрын

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