She is really and truly gorgeous plus plus plus she doesn't have to look like Beyonce with all the makeup to look like beautiful this black beautiful lady is drop dead gorgeous she is a stunning beauty keep being you sister. I like the way you talked reality
She didn't say all black women. She said "for many black women"... So, it is nice that you are one of the black women who don't use Beyonce-like beauty as your beauty standard.
That’s her point she’s painting that illustration for people who aren’t black women to confront the idea of black woken they have and say hey, betonce isn’t the only fabulous black women you should consider beautiful
Ngozi, thank you for showing this hairstyle that many of our grandmothers used to wear in those days and that persisted at least to my knowledge till the 1970’s and that we have almost lost.
It's so weird, strange, ridiculous and stupid hearing them say, 'I want to buy hair. As in 'how'? Didn't God create you with hairs? Even if Europeans buy and use wigs, those wigs they buy conform to and are in the same shape, form and texture of their natural hairs. So what the h*ck are most of our women doing? Do some even think at all?
Many of us continue to wear these styles and do not follow trends. We knew that creativity and individuality are very important to us, from our hair to our shoes. We had Tina Turner; then Lil Kim and Foxy Brown and today, it's Beyonce and Kim Kardashian. Our ladies move further away from themselves every ten years to become what attracts the worst men. When you keep it real, that's what you'll get. I still love my afro and so does he, we are the most beautiful beings all will ever see...😉
I am so pleased to see this hairstyle again. It was quite common back in the 1970's but gradually faded out years later. This lady is a strong woman with her own mind, her hairstyle is a work of art and unique to Nigerians. Hopefully, this style comes back again.😊
As a 7 year old I was desperate to wear my hair like this because my Nigerian friend threaded her hair but my Mom could only manage large cornrows. When I was a teenager the bigger the afro the better trying to make a statement was not part of my thought process. We just wanted our hair like our friends. I've had relaxers, natural, braids as beautiful as Beyonce is I have no desire to attempt to look like her
Pls educate yourself. Oshun is of the yoruba tribe in Nigeria. This woman Is chimamanda Adichie, an igbo woman. We also dont identify with goddesses in igbo culture as most of us are predominantly christains. This lady is igbo, christain and catholic in particular. Nothing to do with the yoruba people's oshun.
@jesusislord7879 she doesn't identify as Christian clearly. You don't listen to Chimamanda . You educate yourself because Christian is part of colonization. Which an educated person would know that. FYI, if you look at Africa and religion, they follow they colonizer. Nigeria is unique because of Islam & Christianity.. Due to Arab & British wanting Nigeria. ANGOLA mostly catholic because of portuguese, MALI mostly muslim because of Arabs and so forth 🙄 😒. Alot of Nigerians need to educate themselves. In Carribeans due to British they are Christians. True education is important. And there is nothing wrong with why our ancestors worship God. Unfortunately, you didn't educate yourself enough. CHECK THE MAP. Read about Berlin Conference or Christian crusaders ( who killed MILLIONs)
We are proud to be BLACK but we don’t want to mix ourselves either with the light skinned Arabs or the rest of Africa (especially the west) as we think we are unique. 😂 That’s about it.
Someone wrote up there and described her as being none GMO, I find that to be so fitting for her. She's quite beautiful and very original. Nice voice tonenation, and her style of speaking is crisp and beautiful to listen to. Beautiful.
I think her voice has a Mi Anglo chord in her voice so demanding of attention oh our women are truly GODDESSES that’s if we were to fully observe the GOD THE OTHER HALF OF GOD NONE OTHER THAN THE GODDESS REPRESENTING THE FEMALE ENERGY LIKEWISE GODS REPRESENTING THE MALE ENERGY
She's not "quite" beautiful darling I think that you see her as "quiet beautiful" because you're used to seeing women look loudly and artificially extravagant. In African standard, She's an African beauty queen.
@@peggysan5847 nah u lost me cause I wanted clarity cause your opinion if u read it again is not making sense,so I wanted to understand how highly educated woman fits in laaaa
@peggysan5847 u just defined the definition of an intellectual woman they are moody and dramatic like u If u didn't not want to engage u were supposed to ignore my response but because u are in it for attitude u just reply "wth"
Black women from all over the world are beautiful and I find their curly hair to be very attractive. My hair is wavy and in the early eighties I used to twist my strands and roll these unto hot electric rollers. The effect was big curly/freeze hair and I loved it!!! Your hair style is very beautiful. It is a style fit for a Queen. We all should embrace our own beauty. Humans are diverse and we should all celebrate our uniqueness.
Right!! I’m so tired of people asking when are you going to do your hair. I’m like my hair is done. Every hair strand doesn’t need to be slicked back and every part crisp. I place hair health over style and if that makes me rogue then so be it. I will stay in my chunky twists, and chebe powder. In 10yrs my hairline will still be intact, glory be to that.
This woman is simply extraordinary. A breath of fresh air from the inundation of negative Black stereotypes pushed by yt media. We write our own stories, thanks ❤
IT MAY BE YOU'RE NOT AFRICAN OR AFRICAN DIASPORA. ALSO, YOU MAY HAVE A BUSINESS IN HAIR. SO YOU MAY BE PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS. SYNTHETIC HAIR COMES WITH DANGEROUS CHEMICALS THAT SINK INTO THE BLOOD STREAM CAUSING CANCERS & OTHER DISEASES. THE CHEMICALS MAY ALSO CAUSE GENE MUTATIONS THAT WOULD BE TRANSMITTED TO THE DESCENDANTS LEADING TO SOME DISEASES IN THE SUBSEQUENT GENERATIONS. THE SAME THING APPLIES TO SACRIFICIAL HAIR FROM TEMPLES IN OTHER COUNTRIES. IN ADDITION TO THE CHEMICALS IN SACRIFICIAL HAIR SPIRITUALLY IT'S NOT GOOD FOR SOMEONE TO WEAR HAIR FROM ANOTHER PERSON... @@U11111-u
@@menoyb7749Please go back into that den and allow people to believe in whatever. If you don't believe in God that's your own business, don't try to push your stvpid idea of "no God" on people who have a different point of view than you. Just let us be with our idea of God and follow your own view. Why does it always have to annoy you at the mention of the word "God"?
This woman is the epitome of a beautiful specimen. God took his time with this one. It doesn’t matter her style she’s just gorgeously eliminates the room.💛
I appreciate this. I cannot tell you how many “yt” friends have asked me if I ever thought to just cut all my hair, when they see how much time I put into maintenance. I don’t think they even realize how weird they are being.
Thank you madam for being real. I love your natural hair and the way you maintain it. I wish other african women would appreciate their natural beauty as you do. You are very beautiful.
She is an African, from Nigeria, descended from the igbo tribe. not black African, just African. In terms of complexion, she is dark-skinned not black. In terms of race, she is African, in religion, she is christain, specifically Catholic. Black is not a race.
@@jesusislord7879I agree with you, black is not a race, however she literally spoke about and specifically mentioned black women in this interview. This would lead most viewers and spectators to believe she identifies as a black woman.
And this conversation is getting boring because 10 years from now some of us will still be wearing wigs/ weaves and you all will still be complaining 🤣
Yes, beautiful woman. Write your novels and I will read. I've bought and read almost if not all of your books. "Americana" is my favourite! I'm still debating between" half of a yellow sun"and "purple hibiscus" which should be my second favourite 😅 Thank you nwaanyi óma for your wonderful books ❤
This is an outstanding extraordinary Crown she's wearing , I'm non conformant to societal idealism of describing a wombman and what is classified as being beautiful ... Gratitude for your energy and displaying your graceful Crown of Beauty and Glory 🦋💜🦋
Ngozi, you are a beautiful woman. I love your hairstyles and clothes. Your voice is so beautiful and soothing. And of course, your intellect and confidence, make you admirable and, worthy of our pride. May God bless you always.
Chimamanda, what a beautiful name. 🙏🏾🕊⚡️ Chimanda is a compound Igbo name, combining the words Chima which means God knows or God will not fall/fail, and Amanda which translates to not falling or not failing. Thus, the complete name, Chimamanda, resonates with the profound belief that My God will not fall/fail me.
Good morning greetings to you my beautiful Queen mother sister to you and your authentically woven by hand hairstyle much lots of love and recognition ❤❤❤❤
I use that statement quite OFTEN. This is how my hair grows from my Head. I may not be able to style it as fashionably as some would like to see it but I do the best I can to maintain my mane ❤
Everytime I see this woman, I’m captivated by her beauty and her poise. Even when I just hear her voice without seeing her, I stop whatever I’m doing just to listen to her. She has perfected the art of being a powerful leader but retaining her femininity and grace.
Is Beyoncés look natural? Is that her natural hair or a wig? Is that her natural skin tone or bleached? We black women need to embrace our beauty and not the western idea of beauty.
@@phyllisonwuazo2031 a lot of them use tan, Beyoncé’s father himself said that when she met her mum he thought she was a white woman, her mum side are creole they have French ancestry.
Also, the speech that sent the French Minister scurrying out of a talk in exalted anger for Ngozi's effrontery to talk about French hubris and neo-colonial games in African affairs🤣
She definitely stands out from all Nigerian women. Wach Nigerian Nollywood movies and see how all the females actors are shamelessly dragging around fake/borrowed hairs.
I remember wearing my hair just like that when I was younger. My mother never put chemicals in our hair. And our upbringing was Africa, and indigenous .
she is so correct...it a certain set of people who think that they define beauty and if a black woman don't wear their hair long and curly or straight to them they are not beautiful... but the thing is in my opinion it's because their hair can't do all of what a black woman hair can do.
I have been planning on doing this particular hairstyle.....this is one Ancient Afro hairstyle I have adored.....And trust I am not afraid to represent it.
African people come in all shades and sizes. We ain't all black/dark-skinned. Some are fair, some light-skinned, some albinos, some brown. Stop identifying us by color when you can just use our race, country of origin, tribe and religion. Color is the most ridiculous way of identifying us. We ain't all dark skinned so it doesnt make any sense. Especially since black isnt a race. We are Africans. We know who we are and where we come from, we ain't confused.
If only all people could understand that natural is what is beautiful! Feeling good about yourself, and having confidence, makes you sexy and inspiring.
As a Muslim woman I chose to wear my hijab for Allah and I refuse to conform to what society defines as beautiful or modest. People esp in the west, should not judge me for a piece of cloth on my head or on my face
Your issue is religious, so it's easy to understand. But, you should also be aware that your mind, shaped by your religious thinking, could make you, subconsciously, reject others who do not subscribe to, or practice your view, subconsciously 🤔
@jenster29 WRONG. It's better to follow the laws of the one who created you and I than to follow humans and their man-made rules. There is a difference
Thank you Sister "Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie!" I applaud your statement. I continue to exemplify an Afro* I began wearing in 1995* at the age of twenty-six in the U.S.! I was mocked/laughed at! Chemical Relaxers are DANGEROUS and exhibit SIDE EFFECTS! I am proud of the Natural Texture of my Hair! Sister H.D.B.3*
European beauty standards should never be Afro beauty standards.
She said Beyoncé. These women choose to look like what their men like. No one wants to talk about that tho.
I agree 👍💯
@ZEBEEtheoriginal huh?
@palipali4264amen ✊
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If this woman isn’t beautiful then who is?? She looks and speaks with beauty and dignity! ❤️✊🏽
😍
Right, she’s absolutely GORGEOUS and I like her hair 🤷🏽♀️
Its all about beauty standards and differs culture to culture
That hairstyle is stupid bruh..how did u even sleep in that ...annoying. I'm a black girl byw
She is really and truly gorgeous plus plus plus she doesn't have to look like Beyonce with all the makeup to look like beautiful this black beautiful lady is drop dead gorgeous she is a stunning beauty keep being you sister. I like the way you talked reality
As a Black woman I ABSOLUTELY do not have to or want to look like Beyoncé or anyone else except myself. The way God made me.
She meant long wavy or straight hair, soft curly long hair
She didn't say all black women. She said "for many black women"... So, it is nice that you are one of the black women who don't use Beyonce-like beauty as your beauty standard.
❤ AMEEN 🙏.
Amen! I'm with you.. I'm me, I look like me and nobody else! I don't want to either!
That’s her point she’s painting that illustration for people who aren’t black women to confront the idea of black woken they have and say hey, betonce isn’t the only fabulous black women you should consider beautiful
Ngozi, thank you for showing this hairstyle that many of our grandmothers used to wear in those days and that persisted at least to my knowledge till the 1970’s and that we have almost lost.
It's so weird, strange, ridiculous and stupid hearing them say, 'I want to buy hair. As in 'how'? Didn't God create you with hairs? Even if Europeans buy and use wigs, those wigs they buy conform to and are in the same shape, form and texture of their natural hairs. So what the h*ck are most of our women doing? Do some even think at all?
Many of us continue to wear these styles and do not follow trends. We knew that creativity and individuality are very important to us, from our hair to our shoes. We had Tina Turner; then Lil Kim and Foxy Brown and today, it's Beyonce and Kim Kardashian. Our ladies move further away from themselves every ten years to become what attracts the worst men. When you keep it real, that's what you'll get. I still love my afro and so does he, we are the most beautiful beings all will ever see...😉
I am so pleased to see this hairstyle again. It was quite common back in the 1970's but gradually faded out years later. This lady is a strong woman with her own mind, her hairstyle is a work of art and unique to Nigerians. Hopefully, this style comes back again.😊
Some people are still wearing it up until tomorrow. My siblings wear this hair a lot
As a 7 year old I was desperate to wear my hair like this because my Nigerian friend threaded her hair but my Mom could only manage large cornrows. When I was a teenager the bigger the afro the better trying to make a statement was not part of my thought process. We just wanted our hair like our friends. I've had relaxers, natural, braids as beautiful as Beyonce is I have no desire to attempt to look like her
I just love this woman, she is the definition of natural beauty.
Not more than me!
She is beautiful intellectually and physically. Love her
What’s her name?
Chimamanda Adichie
@@mzalchemy9236 Thank you!
As an African American male, she's everything!! Oshun in the flesh ❤❤❤
Pls educate yourself. Oshun is of the yoruba tribe in Nigeria. This woman Is chimamanda Adichie, an igbo woman. We also dont identify with goddesses in igbo culture as most of us are predominantly christains. This lady is igbo, christain and catholic in particular. Nothing to do with the yoruba people's oshun.
Stop connecting her with a fallen, evil angel whose destination is the lake of fire.
@@jesusislord7879case study
@jesusislord7879 she doesn't identify as Christian clearly. You don't listen to Chimamanda . You educate yourself because Christian is part of colonization. Which an educated person would know that. FYI, if you look at Africa and religion, they follow they colonizer. Nigeria is unique because of Islam & Christianity.. Due to Arab & British wanting Nigeria. ANGOLA mostly catholic because of portuguese, MALI mostly muslim because of Arabs and so forth 🙄 😒. Alot of Nigerians need to educate themselves. In Carribeans due to British they are Christians. True education is important. And there is nothing wrong with why our ancestors worship God. Unfortunately, you didn't educate yourself enough. CHECK THE MAP. Read about Berlin Conference or Christian crusaders ( who killed MILLIONs)
@jesusislord7879 ..Jesus is not Lord..know yourself
Proud to be Black... I'm an Ithiopian ❤
I'm glad to read that from you.
Why don't other Ethiopian women feel like you?
We are proud to be BLACK but we don’t want to mix ourselves either with the light skinned Arabs or the rest of Africa (especially the west) as we think we are unique. 😂 That’s about it.
You are beautiful ❤️,smart , intellectual. We love 💓 you for being a proud African
She’s Bad!
❤❤❤Abosultely 👌🏾 💯
Someone wrote up there and described her as being none GMO, I find that to be so fitting for her. She's quite beautiful and very original. Nice voice tonenation, and her style of speaking is crisp and beautiful to listen to. Beautiful.
I think her voice has a Mi Anglo chord in her voice so demanding of attention oh our women are truly GODDESSES that’s if we were to fully observe the GOD THE OTHER HALF OF GOD NONE OTHER THAN THE GODDESS REPRESENTING THE FEMALE ENERGY
LIKEWISE GODS REPRESENTING THE MALE ENERGY
That point about her voice🎉📢
She's not "quite" beautiful darling I think that you see her as "quiet beautiful" because you're used to seeing women look loudly and artificially extravagant.
In African standard, She's an African beauty queen.
And she retained her Nigerian accent no American twang thank God.
I love Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She is the essence of accepting yourself. She is so elegant, beautiful and poised. Such a global example! ❤
Yes..not only beautiful but highly educated. Intellectual woman 👩
What's happening about highly educated woman 😂
@@ThapeloMaxwellMabuza what are you trying to write?
@@peggysan5847 nah u lost me cause I wanted clarity cause your opinion if u read it again is not making sense,so I wanted to understand how highly educated woman fits in laaaa
@@ThapeloMaxwellMabuza wth?
@peggysan5847 u just defined the definition of an intellectual woman they are moody and dramatic like u
If u didn't not want to engage u were supposed to ignore my response but because u are in it for attitude u just reply "wth"
I'm wearing this threading style right now. Proud to be Nigerian
Black women from all over the world are beautiful and I find their curly hair to be very attractive. My hair is wavy and in the early eighties I used to twist my strands and roll these unto hot electric rollers. The effect was big curly/freeze hair and I loved it!!! Your hair style is very beautiful. It is a style fit for a Queen. We all should embrace our own beauty. Humans are diverse and we should all celebrate our uniqueness.
Chiamanda - the definition of grace, beauty, composure, confidence, eloquence and brains I love you, woman. Keep our flag flying higher and higher ❤
When I see Chimamanda, I see beauty, elegance, intelligence and a true and proud African daughter. ❤
Right!! I’m so tired of people asking when are you going to do your hair. I’m like my hair is done. Every hair strand doesn’t need to be slicked back and every part crisp. I place hair health over style and if that makes me rogue then so be it. I will stay in my chunky twists, and chebe powder. In 10yrs my hairline will still be intact, glory be to that.
She's a very beautiful woman - super intelligent, and someone i truly admire.
Same here what is her name
You look stunning Chimma. Your hair style is artistic and natural. Awesome Awesome. It is good not to follow the band wagon👍👍
I Agree, im so glad I never cared what people said about me,😂😂😂.
White people don't give af what you do 😂
Originality is self love
Thank you African beauty is not the same as western beauty, we should embrace our culture where ever possible ❤
Beautifully Explained ! I Couldn’t Agree More Nor Could I Have Said It Better Myself As Truer Words Have Never Been Spoken.
Well said that beautiful woman from an Irish man
This woman is simply extraordinary. A breath of fresh air from the inundation of negative Black stereotypes pushed by yt media. We write our own stories, thanks ❤
Now! That's one beautiful, educated, smart intelligence real Africa lady. Wow.
She's all organic. A non GMO female ❤
She is absolutely beautiful!
This Nigerian Sister is very intelligent, and very beautiful ❤
Love, love your hair style!!!😅
Beautifully explained...
Black women should use their own hair, that is their PRIDE..
And how you going to tell a grown woman what to do with their hair 🤔
IT MAY BE YOU'RE NOT AFRICAN OR AFRICAN DIASPORA. ALSO, YOU MAY HAVE A BUSINESS IN HAIR. SO YOU MAY BE PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS. SYNTHETIC HAIR COMES WITH DANGEROUS CHEMICALS THAT SINK INTO THE BLOOD STREAM CAUSING CANCERS & OTHER DISEASES. THE CHEMICALS MAY ALSO CAUSE GENE MUTATIONS THAT WOULD BE TRANSMITTED TO THE DESCENDANTS LEADING TO SOME DISEASES IN THE SUBSEQUENT GENERATIONS. THE SAME THING APPLIES TO SACRIFICIAL HAIR FROM TEMPLES IN OTHER COUNTRIES. IN ADDITION TO THE CHEMICALS IN SACRIFICIAL HAIR SPIRITUALLY IT'S NOT GOOD FOR SOMEONE TO WEAR HAIR FROM ANOTHER PERSON... @@U11111-u
@@U11111-u Once these women starts to use their natural hair, the industry will go bankrupt... PERIOD 👍
African women. Black is not a race.
She so artiful with her language of speech.
THIS OPINION
Artful
God's daughter, so so beautiful!
Only if god was real. Humans are always stuck with something fake. If it's hair, it's god😢
@@menoyb7749Please go back into that den and allow people to believe in whatever.
If you don't believe in God that's your own business, don't try to push your stvpid idea of "no God" on people who have a different point of view than you.
Just let us be with our idea of God and follow your own view.
Why does it always have to annoy you at the mention of the word "God"?
@@menoyb7749God is real.
Beautiful hair design. Only accomplished by someone given a crown for hair and creativity
A very ancient Nigerian hairstyle from centuries ago.
This woman is the epitome of a beautiful specimen. God took his time with this one. It doesn’t matter her style she’s just gorgeously eliminates the room.💛
No, she doesn't eliminate any room.
Check your comment and it's wordings again. The room is still there. Nobody eliminated it, let alone Chimamanda.
Calm down. She's average
Ow, wow! What she says,. We are tired of your definition of beauty. Black women are Awesome!!!❤❤❤
Her hairstyle is a work of art
That was how our mothers and grandmother's wore their hair in the fifties even up to the eighties before the confusion called relaxers were introduced
It undoubtedly is. That's one lady that every TRUE BLACK MAN would be proud to walk in public with.
I appreciate this. I cannot tell you how many “yt” friends have asked me if I ever thought to just cut all my hair, when they see how much time I put into maintenance. I don’t think they even realize how weird they are being.
Thank you madam for being real. I love your natural hair and the way you maintain it. I wish other african women would appreciate their natural beauty as you do. You are very beautiful.
I want to like this a thousand times.
Black African or Afro-American women and men have the most unique hair in the world.
She is an African, from Nigeria, descended from the igbo tribe. not black African, just African. In terms of complexion, she is dark-skinned not black. In terms of race, she is African, in religion, she is christain, specifically Catholic.
Black is not a race.
@@jesusislord7879I agree with you, black is not a race, however she literally spoke about and specifically mentioned black women in this interview. This would lead most viewers and spectators to believe she identifies as a black woman.
I love you African queen you identify yourself as you CHIMAMANDA ADICHIE. Go lady the Ambassador of African women
Love your beautiful hair 😎💟 and brains to go with it.
Very proud of you my dear sister.
We just love you.
So beautifully and eloquently stated. Outside of her intelligence and incredible body of literature... she is simply stunning.
Your crown is 😍 our African Gem....love this Lady❤😊 always on point ❤
Thank you my dear I like this I am African and have never bought a wig and it's associates because it is a complex problem NNEM I am behind you
I love ❤ Chimamanda to bits.......
She is phenomenal!
I love to see sisters sporting their natural hair.
Same here. We all need to depart from the Caucasian standard prescribed from the times of slavery. It's been 160yrs +.
And this conversation is getting boring because 10 years from now some of us will still be wearing wigs/ weaves and you all will still be complaining 🤣
I love you for being unique and outstanding Sis.
Say it again…. I simply love this lady. Beauty and brain.
I don't know who you are but I admire you,if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for everything
She is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. A prolific author
Love, love you my beautiful sister. We need your voice and style for our young women to learn. You're a trailblazer. Thank you!
Very beautiful never conform to their ways
Is she a woman or a trans woman. She's got a very deep voice so just wondering.
@Padraigp
YOU just could not help yourself. But go off with YOUR reprobate mind... SMH
@@Padraigp 😑
@@Padraigpget well soon
@teresam5199 thank you im fine. 💓
I love this style
She is just a beautiful,smart lady❤
Beautiful inside and outside. As an artist you inspire me❤
Very well said my African sister from an North African Arab brother
Honestly you are beautiful. Natural is beautiful. God is very very wise . The way He created us is beautiful
I love you sister. Our women are selling themselves just to afford Brazilian hair and fake eye lashes
No mind them, they need to drop their inferiority complex and celebrate their own beauty! How many oyibo dey stick our hair for their head 😥
The whole wig craze is baffling. They always look so unnatural. I prefer to braid my hair or leave it natural. No relaxer, no wig, just like that.
And one would be wondering, 'what's wrong with them'? I'll think it's just lack of knowledge, self awareness and low or zero self esteem.
@phyllisonwuazo2031 and you're the quintessential Black(African)woman 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@himiehonor1196Then maybe you should go fully Afrocentric with your dress code. It can’t just be about the hair extensions.
Yes, beautiful woman. Write your novels and I will read. I've bought and read almost if not all of your books. "Americana" is my favourite! I'm still debating between" half of a yellow sun"and "purple hibiscus" which should be my second favourite 😅 Thank you nwaanyi óma for your wonderful books ❤
This is an outstanding extraordinary Crown she's wearing , I'm non conformant to societal idealism of describing a wombman and what is classified as being beautiful ... Gratitude for your energy and displaying your graceful Crown of Beauty and Glory 🦋💜🦋
Ngozi, you are a beautiful woman. I love your hairstyles and clothes. Your voice is so beautiful and soothing. And of course, your intellect and confidence, make you admirable and, worthy of our pride. May God bless you always.
Natural beauty can't be compared...
You're a true image of African beauty❤🎉 much love ❤ my sister, we're proud of you.🎉
What is beautiful is the lady’s voice!!! What an incredible timbre and depth and resonance.
Chimamanda, what a beautiful name.
🙏🏾🕊⚡️
Chimanda is a compound Igbo name, combining the words Chima which means God knows or God will not fall/fail, and Amanda which translates to not falling or not failing. Thus, the complete name, Chimamanda, resonates with the profound belief that My God will not fall/fail me.
Great hair style . I wore that as a girl, i think. Great to see it again❤
WELL STATED....FACTUAL 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is very true thank you so much ❤❤
You are so poised, elegant and pretty! Remain as natural as can. Give la difference!
A beautful woman.
Good morning greetings to you my beautiful Queen mother sister to you and your authentically woven by hand hairstyle much lots of love and recognition ❤❤❤❤
I use that statement quite OFTEN. This is how my hair grows from my Head. I may not be able to style it as fashionably as some would like to see it but I do the best I can to maintain my mane ❤
Am proud to see an African woman standing on her ground when it comes to defining African natural beauty 👌👌👌.Keep it up my dear
Loving and accepting who you are is priceless.
Just being yourself and the way you are made ❤😂
Chimamanda Adiche, one of the great minds of Africa. Full of grace and confidence. That is what a high IQ does to a person.✨✨💥💖👏🏽
What a beautiful woman......both inside and out.
❤
Oh my goodness, how much I adore and respect this incredible woman 💖💞😍😊
Everytime I see this woman, I’m captivated by her beauty and her poise. Even when I just hear her voice without seeing her, I stop whatever I’m doing just to listen to her. She has perfected the art of being a powerful leader but retaining her femininity and grace.
Right on 💯 sister
Beyonce is not the standard of black/African women.
Asante sana, to speak with confidence.
Is Beyoncés look natural? Is that her natural hair or a wig? Is that her natural skin tone or bleached? We black women need to embrace our beauty and not the western idea of beauty.
@@phyllisonwuazo2031Beyoncé is naturally light skin, just be proud to be who you are, there is no need to look like Beyoncé.
@phylisonwuazo2031, but the topic here is hair meanwhile, Beyonce is a coloured lady not a bleach skin at all.
Look for pictures of her when she was younger. She was darker than she is now. Do some online research.
@@phyllisonwuazo2031 a lot of them use tan, Beyoncé’s father himself said that when she met her mum he thought she was a white woman, her mum side are creole they have French ancestry.
I agree 100%
She must be the same woman who gave speech at Germany. Love that speech
Also, the speech that sent the French Minister scurrying out of a talk in exalted anger for Ngozi's effrontery to talk about French hubris and neo-colonial games in African affairs🤣
Anytime I see chimamanda I see beauty, intelligence, peace, all wrapped in one. The world is blessed to have her.
She definitely stands out from all Nigerian women.
Wach Nigerian Nollywood movies and see how all the females actors are shamelessly dragging around fake/borrowed hairs.
I remember wearing my hair just like that when I was younger. My mother never put chemicals in our hair. And our upbringing was Africa, and indigenous .
I couldn't agree more with what this Queen said 💯 Facts.
she is so correct...it a certain set of people who think that they define beauty and if a black woman don't wear their hair long and curly or straight to them they are not beautiful... but the thing is in my opinion it's because their hair can't do all of what a black woman hair can do.
There is no certain set of people who think anything. It's in your own head. Nobody cares what you do or don't do
Thank you sister for bringing the point home for us black women
She is the most beautiful lady I've ever seen
She's BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤
Our dear African queen , Beautiful woman full of wisdom , confidence and brains.
I have been planning on doing this particular hairstyle.....this is one Ancient Afro hairstyle I have adored.....And trust I am not afraid to represent it.
Black people create culture, and i love it.
😂 Everyone creates their own culture
African people come in all shades and sizes. We ain't all black/dark-skinned. Some are fair, some light-skinned, some albinos, some brown. Stop identifying us by color when you can just use our race, country of origin, tribe and religion. Color is the most ridiculous way of identifying us. We ain't all dark skinned so it doesnt make any sense. Especially since black isnt a race. We are Africans. We know who we are and where we come from, we ain't confused.
Authenticity is beautiful!😍
Absolutely beautiful! ❤❤❤❤💥💥💥❤💥💥💥❤❤❤❤❤❤😂❤
If only all people could understand that natural is what is beautiful! Feeling good about yourself, and having confidence, makes you sexy and inspiring.
As a Muslim woman I chose to wear my hijab for Allah and I refuse to conform to what society defines as beautiful or modest.
People esp in the west, should not judge me for a piece of cloth on my head or on my face
Your issue is religious, so it's easy to understand. But, you should also be aware that your mind, shaped by your religious thinking, could make you, subconsciously, reject others who do not subscribe to, or practice your view, subconsciously 🤔
Refused 😂 you already did. There is no space left for anything else.
Yours is extremism.
Hahah you just conformed to the religion and society of the middle Eastern countries 😂
What's the difference??
@jenster29 WRONG. It's better to follow the laws of the one who created you and I than to follow humans and their man-made rules. There is a difference
She's beautiful and confident 😻❤
Intelligence is the ultimate aphrodisiac…..and she has it in bucket loads. 🧐☺️
Thank you Sister "Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie!" I applaud your statement. I continue to exemplify an Afro* I began wearing in 1995* at the age of twenty-six in the U.S.! I was mocked/laughed at! Chemical Relaxers are DANGEROUS and exhibit SIDE EFFECTS! I am proud of the Natural Texture of my Hair!
Sister H.D.B.3*
Definition of a real African
This lady is giving everything excellent. You are simply amazing 👏.