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Things Fall Apart is a novel by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe, first published in 1958. It is set in the late 19th century and tells the story of Okonkwo, a respected man in the Igbo community of Umuofia. Okonkwo is a successful farmer and warrior who is driven by a desire to achieve greatness. However, his pride and stubbornness eventually lead to his downfall.
The novel begins with Okonkwo's childhood. He is born into a family of farmers, but his father, Unoka, is a lazy and irresponsible man who is constantly in debt. Okonkwo is determined to be different from his father, and he sets out to achieve greatness. He becomes a successful farmer and warrior, and he is eventually made a chief.
However, Okonkwo's pride and stubbornness eventually lead to his downfall. He is involved in a fight that results in the death of a clansman, and he is forced to flee Umuofia. He goes into exile for seven years, and during that time he witnesses the arrival of the white missionaries and the beginning of the colonial era.
When Okonkwo returns to Umuofia, he finds that the Igbo way of life has been destroyed. The missionaries have converted many people to Christianity, and the colonial government has taken control of the land. Okonkwo is unable to adjust to the new world, and he eventually commits su***de.
Things Fall Apart is a powerful novel that explores the themes of colonialism, cultural identity, and the clash of cultures. It is a classic of African literature, and it has been translated into over 50 languages.
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Have u been throwing away POTATO peels.... Don't anymore.
1. Soak them in cold water overnight and thereafter
2. Add salt, a pinch of sugar and lemon juice.
3. Then leave the mixture under hot sun for 6 hours for the water to evaporate. After the water has evaporated.
4. Wrap the peels in a black polythene bag and wait for 10 minutes before carefully throwing them in a dustbin coz I don't know what you are trying to prepare.
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Funny enough.... They can be fried and eaten though πππ₯°π₯°π₯°π₯°
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SOME AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND THEIR NICK NAMES.
β’ South Africa β Rainbow Nation πΏπ¦
β’ Rwanda β Land of a Thousand Hillsπ·πΌ
β’ Madagascar β The Red Island π²π¬
β’ Lesotho β The Kingdom In the Sky π±πΈ
β’ Egypt β The Gift of the Nile πͺπ¬
β’ Burkina Faso β Land of the Upright Menπ§π«
β’ Ghana- The gateway to Africa/The Blackstar of Africaπ¬π
β’ Nigeria- The Giant of Africa π³π¬
β’ Namibia- Land of the Brave π³π¦
β’ Uganda- The Pearl of Africa πΊπ¬
β’ Malawi- The Warm heart of Africa π²πΌ
β’ Zambia- The real Africa πΏπ²
β’ Kenya - the pride of Africa π°πͺ
β’ Tanzania - Brain of Africa (Bongo) πΉπΏ
β’ Gambia- the smiling coast of Africa π¬π²
β’ Ethiopia- the land of origin πͺπΉ
β’ Burkina faso - the land of upright menπ§π«
β’ Morroco -the land of colours π²π¦
β’ Mauritius- the continental island π²πΊ
β’ Comoros- the perfum island π°π²
β’ Sierra leone - salone πΈπ±
β’ Chad- the dead heart of Africa πΉπ©
β’ Mali- the eyes of africaπ²π±
β’ Djibouti - the pearl of the gulf of tadjiboura π©π―
β’ Cabo verde - llha do π¨π»
β’ Sao tome and Principe- the chocolate island πΈπΉ
β’ Cameroun- the hinge of Africa π¨π²
β’ Seychelles - the land of perpetual summer πΈπ¨
β’ Gabon - Le bled π¬π¦
β’ Somali - the horn of Africa πΈπ΄
β’ Botswana - Peaceful nation π§πΌ
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