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In this 1975 interview, Nigerian literary icon Buchi Emecheta OBE talks about her novel Second-Class Citizen, the semi-autobiographical story of Adah, a young Igbo woman who moves from Lagos to London with her husband and children. The book explores the r@c!sm and se*!sm Adah faces in 1960s England as she balances the expectations of her Nigerian culture with the challenges of life in a new country, all while pursuing her dream of becoming a writer. . Born in Lagos in 1944, Emecheta moved to the

A video capturing renowned Nigerian author Buchi Emecheta revisiting her childhood neighborhood in Yaba, Lagos. She is celebrated for her influential novels like Second Class Citizen, The Joys of Motherhood, and The Bride Price. . Buchi Emecheta was a pioneering voice in African literature, known for her powerful exploration of women’s experiences and social issues. She broke barriers as one of the first Nigerian women to gain international literary recognition, earning numerous awards and inspi