THINGS FALL APART – Scene 10

The dramatization of the epic contribution of Professor Chinua Achebe’s book, “Things Fall Apart”. The book, transcribed to more than 300 languages worldwide is renowned for its contribution towards the development of African History as till date, it remains a point of reference far beyond post secondary education in Africa and beyond. It is thought that the account, as portrayed in the book, depicts customs and tradition of the Igbo tribe of Nigeria, and drawn from events as they happened in Ogidi, the Home town of much admired CHINUALUMOGU ACHEBE.

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15 Responses to THINGS FALL APART – Scene 10

  1. igbos27 says:

    Not about liking …
    Not about liking war, pls! I love the sublime egalitarian and outstandingly republican nature of the Igbos. Go to the Bible book of 1 Sam 10:20 “Then Samuel had each tribe come forward…” More, read Deut. 1 & 21 for the case being discussed here. Achebe’s book is congruent to the realities of the Igbo as Jews.

  2. Tampinu says:

    At 2:37 we can hear …
    At 2:37 we can hear the man say “The majority have spoken…and so shall it be”
    So I wonder WHO says the white man brought DEMOCRACY to Africa? Africans were living well established democratic social systems before the white man came with the Gun and Bible, nah true?

  3. Katebebe1 says:

    Thiese are the ways …
    Thiese are the ways of our people which we are abandoning with impunity.

  4. adikiny says:

    Chinua Achebe …
    Chinua Achebe remains Africa’s greatest writer. His book, “Things Fall A Part” is a masterpiece.
    About the heads to be found, I would say they were generally those of notorious enemies. Let me joke, for example, that of Mr Bush the dictator who has managed to walk of out of office a free man, after exterminating thousands of innocent Iraki children, women and men.

  5. RealAFRO says:

    To Ifeanyi2: …
    To Ifeanyi2: Killing or cutting of people’s head is not only peculiar to the Igbos.. Remember the Benin for instance uses peoples head to bury their kings not sure if they still do it now, but I still know someone that disappeared there and never to be found again. because he travelled to Benin with his long hair during the time it was said that the king died and no one was allowed to carry hair…
    Not to defend such ‘barbaric’ but it belongs to history just like slavery..etc..

  6. kuffkuff says:

    REALLY BORING …
    REALLY BORING BROTHER.

  7. rslyntt says:

    This is utter …
    This is utter garbage.
    Watch “Bullfrog in the Sun”.

  8. IFEANYI2 says:

    i also asked my …
    i also asked my self the same question? what set of men …igbo men will behead a woman for the burial of a cheif preist…those men shld have their man hoods cut off

  9. geligurl says:

    r u serious? i …
    r u serious? i didnt know that!!1

  10. princekevo says:

    boring but i bet u …
    boring but i bet u watched it all…I can see ur type that dumps novel by mere looking at its volumes…

  11. lagosatall says:

    okonkwo likes war …
    okonkwo likes war like george bush of america.

  12. sky1927 says:

    why watching!
    why watching!

  13. naijaman9 says:

    boring
    boring

  14. nachikor says:

    The metal staff …
    The metal staff stands for authority. The same staff that is brandished and disregarded in our national assemlbly today…………

  15. egikes says:

    How can I get this …
    How can I get this video?