Even if she spoke for twenty hours non-stop I would still listen to her talks.

Such a strong personality! Assertive, bold, epitome of beauty and an embodiment of grace. Thank you Chimamanda for sharing your thoughts on this platform

I love this woman's mind and spirit. What a beauty!

As if her intellect was not striking enough, she is warm and hilarious at the same time.

I love how she explains how Nigeria has been stereotypical to the world...

I'm a Ghanaian Mom and this bit about 'being sensible and being a doctor,a lawyer;teacher;pilot' resonates with me.The saving grace for my children is I'd seen a Chinese proverb earlier on in my parenting vocation:

Do not bring a child up in your world for their world may not be like yours.

Balancing this proverb and travelling widely;also bearing in mind that children will grow up and MUST 'put bacon on the table' has been the compass for my career counselling personally and professionally.

The lady interviewing her is having so much fun! I love it😂

I love the fact that she pronounces Igbo as 'Igbo' and not 'Ibo'.

Great speaker! Her voice has great resonance. Daughter of Africa, what a Gem!

Realy you suffer from depression? "Destigmatising depression, hah, another turning point in Chimamanda's talk.  You are our African pride. I love you a lot

This lady is truly an inspiration. You've found your purpose and it's beautiful turning lives around with it. God bless you!

for anyone wondering what book she was talking about at 26:06, it is Salt Houses by Hala Alyan

My wife shall be great like this and God will do it by his grace when the tome comes for marriage.

I love listening to this wonderful woman.. listening to her makes me feel that this world is full of beautiful things.. I love her

Wow a truly African inspiration and Role model for young girls to follow in her foot steps!!...Chimamanda Ngozi love from Namibia

This woman gives me no peace😖 I love her❤️ I wish writing was taken as serious as some careers or fields, maybe some of us would do what we love with no fear of. Chimamanda is the IT woman for me❤️

You are amazing Chimamanda.
And I love the hairdo.
Thank you for being your truth, you inspire me!

@proudly nigeria I don't think somebody from Boston can explain Alabama.God bless u chimamanda long live Nigeria, long live  African.

This woman is so inspirational, intelligent, beautiful and truthful. I love her

Its funny how she says nobody knows where Nigeria is'.  I've worked with an Australian for a year now, and he had the gumption to refer me to as a Nigerian to his colleagues. My heart just sank and something die within me. I was like, "What?  I have been working with you for a year now and you think I am Nigerian.  I  am Kenyan for Chrissake, and these 2 countries are worlds apart! The least you can do is get my nationality right"  It's like saying a Greek is a British.  I mean, nothing against Nigerians or the British, but get my country right.  You wouldn't refer to a Swedish as Italian, would you?   Or a German as Turkish, would you?