Acclaimed Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
delivered a keynote address at the United Nations General Assembly Hall
in New York on Friday, August 19th as part of series of events marking
the celebration of World Humanitarian Day.
The
mother of one, decked in a lovely dress by Nigerian designer Gozel
Green, received a rousing welcome as she was invited to the stage. In
their speeches, Ms Adichie, along with Mohammed Assaf, the UNRWA
Goodwill Ambassador and 2012 Arab Idol Winner who is a former refugee,
Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer and Leslie Odom Jr, inspired people
from around the world to take action for humanity in the face of
challenges of increasing humanitarian crisis.
33 comments:
Good
She is looking beautiful. Bk was here!!
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Ada eji eme obu carry go
Great woman! Linda take note!
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I hope to meet her someday!
Edo people are not blind. Tell us Iyamu was P.A tell us he was SSG to Lucky Igbinedion, tell us crap but we know what we want. We detest unpatriotic, ruthless, disrespectfu and deceitful governance. A government in the end who is no different from he accused predecessor.
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Go girl... do U & Ur country proud! More grace.
Woman of substance
Okkk
Seen
...merited happiness
She's a brand
Igbo Kwenu
You have a thing with words and ideas I admire.
fine woman
-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
Chimamanda doing us proud since 1900
Good for her.
Good for her.
Beautiful woman!
Nice one!!!!she keeps making us proud
Keep it up feminist of africa
Nne you too much o. An epitome of ''ihe ri mma''
In the words of Chimamanda, "dignity is as important as food". I will forever love this lady
Great stuff
OKORO UPGRADED
Beautiful lady,love you loadz! #bae
Nice Talk...
Powerful speech, hopefully it will positively influence policies on immigration
Thank you Phenomenal woman!
Thank you, Ms. Adichie for bringing the refugee/humanitarian crises to light.
Great woman, always on point. you have won our hearts! continue to do us proud.
Accomplished Writer! Keep up the good work.
Proudly Igbo.
Beautiful writer.
It was a very lovely speech. Nice one Chimamanda.
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