Delivering a keynote address at a literary festival in Enugu, Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie emphasized the need for unity and the preservation of Igbo cultural heritage, as reported by The Guardian.

Adichie, who hails from Enugu, remarked that the southeastern part of Nigeria “no longer feels like home” because of an erosion of its former tranquility and hospitality. She attributed this shift to ongoing violence linked to armed separatist activities and the recent surge in ritual killings in the predominantly Igbo region.

Source: Firstpost