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# Chika Unigwe

Chika Nina Unigwe (born 12 June 1974) is a Nigerian born Igbo author who writes in English and Dutch. In April 2014 she was selected for the Hay Festival's Africa39 list of 39 Sub-Saharan African writers aged under 40 with potential and talent to define future trends in African literature. Previously based in Belgium, she now lives in the United States.

## Quotes
### Night Dancer (2011)

* There is no Muslim Nigeria and no Christian Nigeria. There is only one indivisible Nigeria. Kaduna belongs to all Nigerians. No religion endorses violence or gratuitous cruelty. Regrettably, some undesirable elements have incited these ugly clashes and those elements will be fished out and properly punished.
* People who are quick to pay compliments, baby-baby, are also quick to withdraw them.
* Blood is thicker than water, you hear. Ha! Let me tell you, some blood flows thinner. And some water is as thick as sludge.
* S is for sins. What is a sin? At Catechism, she was taught to repeat, 'Sin is an offence against reason, truth and right conscience.' But she could not tell what sins she was supposed to be atoning for. What were her mother's sins? Mma swallowed all the words she wanted to say and started eating the food she no longer tasted.
* S is for sir. It's what you called your father if you'd never lived with him. If you did not know where his medication box was. If you did not even know what he was taking medication for. No, sir. Yes, sir. S is for strangers multiplied by five. Ten eyes watching her, sizing her up, maybe wondering what she was doing there. What was she doing here? And all this talk of tradition, which had pushed her mother away in the first place. Roll. Dip. Swallow. She had met her father.
* A parent never apologises, even if he regrets his actions. It is the child who should apologise.
* Sometimes in life, we have to take a stand. It does not help to sit on the fence, even if we have to hurt the people we love-love. That is what I want you to remember. If I have taught you anything, I want it to be that.
* You children, you forget that no matter how high the okra tree grows, it's never mightier than the hand that planted it.
* No matter the size of your husband's penis, no other woman should know it.
* People who are quick to pay compliments, baby-baby, are also quick to withdraw them.
* It is not the thing that we fear the most that crushes us but that which we have failed to fear.
* Determination makes one impervious to pain.

### On black sisters street (2007)

* Never give up if your heart and your head tell you are right. People can disappoint you, but your heart and your head will never. Make them your best friends.
* Life is like a set of false teeth. The world sees what you show it: Clean teeth wey white like Colgate. But you know for inside dat your real teet' don rot finish!

## External links

Night Dancer
# Chikodili Emelumadu

Chikodili Emelumadu is a British and Nigerian speculative fiction writer.

## Quotes

* You have your own path, and you have to stick to your own path, because everybody's Chi is different.
* You also need to know that you're on your own - even when you’re surrounded by people doing the same thing, you need to understand that you're not the same.
* And so you will do whatever you can to achieve your goals. I mean, look at Killmonger, for heaven's sake.
* You believe that your purpose is pure, is more refined, sophisticated, and more important than everybody else’s.
* You treat people with reverence because you don't know who you're talking to, you could be greeting an ancestor that you've never met.
* You can look for help later down the line, but you have to do the toughest bits of this gig yourself, read everything, even if it's niche and nobody else is interested in it, read it anyway.
* If there’s a fear of confronting who you are and what you believe, you're never going to be a good writer because you need to be able to see through the eyes of people who are not the same as you.
* Don't be afraid to read things that will shake you and will shake your faith.
* Don't be afraid to read things that are controversial.
* Do what you're supposed to do, and the rest will fall into place.
* You can look for help later down the line, but you have to do the toughest bits of this gig yourself, read everything, even if it's niche and nobody else is interested in it, read it anyway
# Child marriage among Muslims in Kerala

The issue of child marriage among Muslims in Kerala was addressed by a circular issued on 14 June 2013 by the social-welfare department of the Indian Union Muslim League (part of Kerala's ruling United Democratic Front (UDF)). The circular instructs marriage registrars to register Muslim marriages even if the parties have not attained the age fixed by the Child Marriage Act. Political parties and Muslim women's organisations have said that this would encourage child marriages. Following an amendment, only underage marriages occurring before 28 June 2013 could be registered.[1][2] Nine prominent Muslim organisations in Kerala took legal action seeking exemption from the community marriage-age restrictions, saying that the minimum marriage age for women (fixed at 18 by the Child Marriage Act) as well as its Supreme Court endorsement infringe on the Muslim law.

## Quotes

* While bulk of the marriages involved Muslim girls, others have also not eschewed the social evil. For instance, in 2008, while 4,249 of the 4,955 brides in the child marriages were Muslims, 339 were Scheduled Castes, 55 were Scheduled Tribe girls and 312 from other communities. Progressive Muslim thinker Prof M N Karassery told Deccan Herald that the figures were stunning. “Right from the beginning, a section of Muslim were against fixing an age limit for marriage of girls saying that the religion did not permit such a condition. However, the Muslim community in the State was believed to have been on the path of self-realisation that early marriage for girls would affect their employment, social life and future ,” he said.
** Child marriages high in kerala, R Gopakumar, Deccan Herald, in India Child Rights Index - Enakshi Ganguly Thukral, ‎Parul Thukral · 2011
* Kerala is the only state where child marriage rates have increased in recent years, particularly in its Muslim community.
** FACETS OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY - 385 M. Thilakavathy, ‎R.K. Maya · 2019
# Chika Oduah

Chika Oduah (Born March 14, 1986) is a Nigerian-American journalist who has worked as a television news producer, correspondent, writer and photographer. She is currently a correspondent for VICE News. Known for her unique human-focused ethnographic reporting style with an anthropological approach, she was awarded a CNN Multichoice African Journalist Award in 2016.

## Quotes

* Especially in developing countries, it's so important to get on the ground into the communities because the stats at the federal level, it may not be a real portrait of what's happening on the ground.
** Chika Oduah talks on Tips on reporting on COVID-19 and education.
* If you’re a correspondent or if you do any field reporting, you have to be ready to travel. The extensive traveling will definitely affect your personal life. When it comes to marriage, it’s not uncommon for journalists to be divorced or to get married at a time that many cultures and societies consider ‘late.’ My inspiration Christiane Amanpour got married when she was 40.
** Chika Oduah speaks on being a journalist and marriage.
* No one in this life can escape hardship.
** From the review of a book(March 26 2021)
* Biafran War Memories is a lifelong project for me. Most of the people who saw the war are in their mid 60’s and upwards. I’m trying to get the stories out of them while we still can, while they are still alive... We need to have a full story, which is why I’m not talking to just Igbo people.
** Chika Oduah speaking on writing on the Biafran war.
* There is nothing wrong in using affirmative action to give a selected group of people the chance to succeed. What I propose is that chance to succeed should be given based on merit, not solely on the tribe, skin colour, gender, religion, or language. Unfortunately for Nigeria, meritocracy fell on the wayside shortly after gaining independence from the United Kingdom.
** Violence as a Disruptor - Chika Oduah addressing Anti-Igbo Sentiments.
* Much of the bias against Igbo people are based on longstanding stereotypes.
** - Chika Oduah speaks on stereotypes against the Igbo people.
* What is Africa for me? Africa is home, Africa is a treasure that has not received its due credit, Africa is a misunderstood place, Africa is ancient, and Africa has many secrets to discover.
** Chika Odua answers a question about what she thinks about Africa in an interview with Mundo Negro.
* I think the misunderstanding (about Africa) comes from the fact that the world is split between powers. Right now Africa is really not in power when it comes to global politics. We still have the voices of the former colonialists speaking for many African countries... We still don't have Africans telling the stories of what is happening. The people telling the stories are non-Africans who have not really grasped the historical context of Africa.
** Chika Oduah talks about why Africa is misunderstood by the west.
* Poem has the ability to move the soul and wrap your mind around its mysterious magic.
** Chika Oduah speaking on what poem is.
# Child labour

Child labour refers to the employment of children in remunerative activities not related to their education.

## Quotes

* Alas! to think upon a child That has no childish days, No careless play, no frolics wild, No words of prayer and praise. Man from the cradle, 'tis too soon To earn their daily bread, And heap the heat and toil of noon Upon an infant's head. To labour ere their strength be come, Or starve — such is the doom That makes of many an English home, One long and living tomb.
** Letitia Elizabeth Landon A Birthday Tribute, Addressed to Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandrina Victoria, on Attaining her Eighteenth Year (published for 24th May 1837) From a subsidiary poem in one of the footnotes.
* When you are living in a globalized economy and a globalized world, you cannot live in isolation, all the problems and solutions are interconnected, and so the problem of child labor in any part of the world is your problem. … The world should have one thing in mind — if the children are exploited in any part of the world, if the children are deprived of their childhood in any part of the world, the world cannot live in peace … The world cannot be human.
** Kailash Satyarthi, as quoted in "Person of the Week: Kailash Satyarthi" by Peter Jennings, at ABC News (May 14, 2004)
* No sooner does a divine gift reveal itself in youth or maid than its market value becomes the decisive consideration, and the poor young creatures are offered for sale, as we might sell angels who had strayed among us.
** John Lancaster Spalding, Aphorisms and Reflections (1901), p. 21
* We must speak up for the children of Pakistan, India and Afghanistan who are suffering from terrorism, poverty, child labour and child trafficking. Let us help them through our voice, action and charity. Let us help them to read books and go to school. And let us not forget that even one book, one pen, one child and one teacher can change the world.
** Malala Yousafzai, Inauguration of Library of Birmingham, January 2013
* When these children are four years old, they shall be sent to the country workhouse and there taught to read two hours a day and kept fully employed the rest of their time in any of the manufactures of the house which best suits their age, strength and capacity. If it be objected that at these early years, they cannot be made useful, I reply that at four years of age there are sturdy employments in which children can earn their living; but besides, there is considerable use in their being, somehow or other, constantly employed at least twelve hours in a day, whether they earn a living or not; for by these means, we hope that the rising generation will be so habituated to constant employment that it would at length prove agreeable and entertaining to them...
** William Temple, Essay (1770) pp. 266 f. as quoted by Edgar Stevenson Furniss, The Position of the Laborer in a System of Nationalism: A Study in the Labor Theories of the Later English Mercantilists (1920) pp. 114-115.

## See also

* Child poverty
* Cruelty
* Exploitation
* Freedom
* Human rights
* Labor history of the United States
* Slavery
* Sweatshop
* Trade unions
* Work
# Eat Pray Love

Eat Pray Love (2010) is a romantic comedy film starring Julia Roberts as Elizabeth Gilbert, based on Gilbert's memoir Eat, Pray, Love.

## Liz Gilbert

* It won't last forever. Nothing does.
* In the end, I've come to believe in something I call "The Physics of the Quest." A force in nature governed by laws as real as the laws of gravity. The rule of Quest Physics goes something like this: If you're brave enough to leave behind everything familiar and comforting, which can be anything from your house to bitter, old resentments, and set out on a truth-seeking journey, either externally or internally, and if you are truly willing to regard everything that happens to you on that journey as a clue and if you accept everyone you meet along the way as a teacher and if you are prepared, most of all, to face and forgive some very difficult realities about yourself, then the truth will not be withheld from you.
* Dear friends and loved ones: My birthday's coming up soon. If I were home, I'd be planning a stupid, expensive birthday party and you'd all be buying me gifts and bottles of wine. A cheaper, more lovely way to celebrate would be to make a donation to help a healer named Wayan Nuriyasih buy a house in Indonesia. She's a single mother. ln Bali, after a divorce, a woman gets nothing, not even her children. To gain custody of her daughter, Tutti, Wayan had to sell everything, even her bath mat, to pay for a lawyer. For years, they've moved from place to place. Each time, Wayan loses clientele and Tutti has to change schools. This little group of people in Bali have become my family. And we must take care of our families, wherever we find them. Today l saw Tutti playing with a blue tile she'd found in the road near a hotel construction site. She told me: Maybe if we have a house someday, it can have a pretty blue floor like this. When I was in Italy, I learned a word — It's "tutti" with double T, which in ltalian means "everybody." So that's the lesson, isn't it? When you set out in the world to help yourself, sometimes you end up helping Tutti.
* I decided on my word: "attraversiamo" it means "let's cross over.".

## Ketut Liyer

* I will teach you everything I know.
* Sometimes to lose balance for love is part of living a balanced life.
* You must keep your feet grounded so firmly on the earth that it’s like you have four legs, instead of two. That way you can stay in the world. But you must stop looking at the world through your head. You must look through your heart, instead. That way, you will know God.

## Dialogue

    Liz Gilbert: I'm sick of people telling me that I need a man.
    Felipe: You don't need a man, Liz. You need a champion.

## External links

* Official website
* Eat Pray Love at IMDb
* Eat Pray Love at Rotten Tomatoes
* Eat Pray Love at Metacritic
* Official trailer
* Eat Pray Love - Eddie Vedder Music Video
* Eat Pray Love - Live By Your Own Rules
# Eaten Alive

Eaten Alive (known under various alternate titles, including Death Trap, Horror Hotel, and Starlight Slaughter) is an American horror film, directed by Tobe Hooper and released in May 1977.

## Buck

* Name's Buck... and I'm rarin' to fuck.

## Taglines

* You Check In Alive... But Check Out Dead!
* He's out there and he's got murder on his mind!
* Meet the maniac & his friend. Together they make the greatest team in the history of mass slaughter in... [EATEN ALIVE!]

## Cast

* Neville Brand as Judd
* Mel Ferrer as Harvey Wood
* Carolyn Jones as Miss Hattie
* Marilyn Burns as Faye
* William Finley as Roy
* Stuart Whitman as Sheriff Martin
* Roberta Collins as Clara Wood
* Kyle Richards as Angie
* Robert Englund as Buck
* Crystin Sinclaire as Libby Wood
* Janus Blythe as Lynette
# Ebele Okoye

Ebele Okoye (born 6 October 1969) is a Nigerian-German painter and animator based in Cologne, Germany since 2000.

## Quotes
### "We need capacities for Animation –Ebele Okoye" (2015)

    "We need capacities for Animation –Ebele Okoye", The Nation (November 14, 2015)
* We have animation studios in Africa, but I am yet to see anybody that can say I am an independent animation studio owner. We are trying to see that animations are well generated in Africa. We want a platform where young people can dialogue and be part of the game.
* Animation can be used to tell stories. My film, The Legacy of Rubies, which won Best Animation at AMAA, tells a story and to make these young ones know that they can do it too. All we need is the capacities to be established.
* I already knew what I wanted to be at the age of seven, but there was no capacity for it here. But I was able to achieve my dream
# Eating Raoul

Eating Raoul is a 1982 black comedy film about a married couple living in Hollywood who decide to kill swingers to fund their lifelong dream of managing a country kitchen. They eventually cross paths with Raoul, a scheming locksmith, who decides to help them.
    Directed by Paul Bartel. Written by Paul Bartel and Richard Blackburn.

## Opening Narration

* Hollywood, California: city of contrast. Home to the rich and powerful... yet so popular with the broken and destitute.
* A center of casual violence and capricious harassment where rampant vice and amorality permeate every stratum of society, and the barrier between food and sex has totally dissolved.

## Dialogue

    Paul: Mary, I just killed a man.
    Mary: [Looking at a black bag on the floor] He was a man. Now he's just a bag of garbage.
    Mary: [Talking about how to fund their restaurant] I was thinking about going to the bank and getting a loan.
    Paul: No bank is gonna loan us any $20,000.
    Mary: No, I know that. But a bank might loan us $10,000, and then we could sell some of your wine collection.
    Paul: Sell some of my wine collection?
    Paul: Why don't you go to bed, honey? I'll bag the Nazi and straighten up.

## External links

* Eating Raoul quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Eazy-E

Eric Lynn Wright (7 September 1964 – 26 March 1995), better known by his stage name Eazy-E, was an American rapper who performed solo and in the hip hop group N.W.A, Wright was born to Richard and Kathie Wright in Compton, California. After dropping out of high school in the tenth grade, he supported himself primarily by selling drugs before investing in Ruthless Records and becoming a rapper.

## Quotes
### 1980s

* Cruisin' down the street in my six-fo' jockin' da bitches slappin da hoes.
** "Boyz-N-Da Hood", N.W.A an the posse (1987)
* Cause the boyz in da hood are always hard, Keep fuckin with us and we'll pull yo' card knownin nothin in life but to be legit don't quote me boy cause I said shit.
** "Boyz-N-Da Hood", N.W.A an the posse (1987)

### 1990s

* Perched up high on a rooftop, like a bird I'm having evil thoughts, A black hood covers my face as death flows through my mind at its own pace.
** "Neighborhood Sniper", 5150: Home 4 tha Sick (1992)
* The boy had to pay the piper, so they all stay in fear of the neighborhood sniper
** "Neighborhood Sniper", 5150: Home 4 tha Sick (1992)

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Eazy-E on Wikipedia
* Media related to Eazy-E on Wikimedia Commons
# Ebenezer Elliott

Ebenezer Elliott (17 March 1781 – 1 December 1849) was an English poet, known as the Corn Law rhymer for his leading the fight to repeal the Corn Laws, which were causing hardship and starvation among the poor. Though a factory owner himself, his single-minded devotion to the welfare of the labouring classes won him a sympathetic reputation long after his poetry ceased to be read.

## Quotes

* ‘Prepare to meet the King of Terrors,’ cried To prayerless Want, his plunderer ferret-eyed: ‘I am the King of Terrors,’ Want replied.
** "Epigram" (1850)
*** Author's note: King of Terrors: "Colonel Thompson"
* What is a communist? One who hath yearnings For equal division of unequal earnings: Idler, or bungler, or both, he is willing To fork out his penny and pocket your shilling.
** "Epigram" (1850)
*** Author's note: "And he has two names, Legion and Danger"

## Bibliography

* More Verse and Prose by the Cornlaw Rhymer, ed. John Watkins (1850)
* The Life, Poetry and Letters of Ebenezer Elliott, ed. John Watkins (1850)
# Ebele Okaro

Ebele Okaro Onyiuke(born 19 January 1964) is a Nigerian actress and film producer.

## Quotes

* Because you could still be a virgin and the end of the day still be a bad person. Being a virgin doesn’t make you better than the next person. That’s basically what I have to say because every person has different perspectives to life; different challenges to life. It all depends on where you’re coming from.
** https://thenationonlineng.net/ebele-okaro-being-a-virgin-doesnt-make-you-better-than-the-next-person/
# Christopher Trace

Christopher Trace (21 March 1933 – 5 September 1992) was an English actor and television presenter, best remembered for his nine years as a presenter of the BBC children's programme Blue Peter.

## Quotes

* Here's one I made earlier.
** Catch phrase, quoted in Obituary: Christopher Trace by Biddy Baxter, 8 September 1992.
* Now for something completely different...
** Catch phrase, quoted in Obituary: Christopher Trace by Biddy Baxter, 8 September 1992.
# Christopher Smart

Christopher Smart (11 April 1722 – 21 May 1771), otherwise known as "Kit Smart", "Kitty Smart", and "Jack Smart", was an English poet.

## Quotes

* Too hard for any frog's digestion, To have his froghood call'd in question!
** The Duellist
* For I will consider my Cat Jeoffry. For he is the servant of the Living God duly and daily serving him.
** Jubilate Agno
* Night with all her negro train, Took possession of the plain; In an hearse she rode reclin'd. Drawn by screech-owls slow and blind: Close to her, with printless feet, Crept Stillness in a winding sheet.
** Ode XIV. A Night-Piece; or, Modern Philosophy (1748).

## About Smart

* Madness frequently discovers itself merely by unnecessary deviation from the usual modes of the world. My poor friend Smart showed the disturbance of his mind, by falling upon his knees, and saying his prayers in the street, or in any other unusual place. Now although, rationally speaking, it is greater madness not to pray at all, than to pray as Smart did, I am afraid there are so many who do not pray, that their understanding is not called in question.
** Samuel Johnson, quoted in James Boswell, Life of Dr. Johnson

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Christopher Smart on Wikipedia
* Works related to Author:Christopher Smart on Wikisource
* Media related to Christopher Smart on Wikimedia Commons