"I don't view the Bride Price as me being paid for… Geoffrey can't afford me." Our latest documentary looks at Bride Price, when the groom's family pay their future in-laws ahead of the marriage. It's common across parts of Africa, and is increasingly happening in Britain too - but should it be? | Newsbeat

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4.3K views · 144 reactions | Já está no nosso canal a resenha da Isa Vichi de "As alegrias da maternidade", de Buchi Emecheta. Vem ver o que ela tem a dizer sobre o livro mais amado pelos leitores entre todos os já enviados pela TAG <3 | TAG - Experiências Literárias | Facebook

Nigerian Literary Icon, Buchi Emecheta singing in Igbo in the early ‘80s . . . . . #BuchiEmecheta #WomenInLiterature #Inspiration #LiteraryLegacy #NigerianAuthors #reels #NigerianHistory #History #Reels #Nostalgia #NostalgicSoundNg #Throwback #ChildhoodMemories #80sTV | Nostalgic Sound Media

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