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          Born November 16, , in Ogidi, Nigeria; son of Isaiah Okafo (an Anglican churchman and teacher) and Janet N. Iloegbunam Achebe; married Christiana Chinwe.!

          Chinua Achebe

          Nigerian Classic
          Country: Nigeria

          Content:
          1. Chinua Achebe, the Nigerian Literary Legend
          2. Early Life and Education
          3. Literary Breakthrough
          4. Social and Political Activism
          5. Continued Influence
          6. Awards and Recognition
          7. Legacy

          Chinua Achebe, the Nigerian Literary Legend

          Chinua Achebe, a Nigerian literary legend, became the second author to receive the prestigious Man Booker Prize International.

          Born November 16, , in Ogidi, Nigeria, the son of a Christian churchman, Albert Chinuatumogu Achebe changed his name to Chinua Achebe to reflect his Igbo.

        1. On November 16, , Albert Chinualumogu Achebe was born to a teacher-cum-evangelist father of the Anglican Communion in the town of Nnobi.
        2. Born November 16, , in Ogidi, Nigeria; son of Isaiah Okafo (an Anglican churchman and teacher) and Janet N. Iloegbunam Achebe; married Christiana Chinwe.
        3. A Caine Prize for African Writing nominee, he wrote the text for Scottish photographer Owen Logan's caricature of Michael Jackson's visit to Nigeria.
        4. On November 16, , Albert Chinualumogu Achebe was born to a teacher-cum-evangelist father of the Anglican Communion in the town of Nnobi, near his hometown.

          5. Known for his iconic novels that delve into African identity, Achebe propelled African literature onto a global stage.

          Early Life and Education

          Born Albert Chinualumogu Achebe in 1930 to Christian parents, Achebe spent his early years in a British colony.

          His father, a schoolteacher, instilled in him a deep appreciation for education. Achebe excelled at government college and later attended the newly established University of Ibadan, where he studied English, history, and theology.

          Literary Breakthrough

          In 1958, Achebe published his groundbreaking debut novel, "