by The Hand of Chinua. June 14, 2011
A real nigga that is African as hell. He probably plays basketball and has crazy insults that make everyone laugh. One of those guys that has a camera at they door and has a bunch if money. Enjoys nice and clean shoes and is secretly unsure of his sexuality. Huuuge dick and gives the best head.
"That nigga Chinua has a big dick."
by Marisol21 October 17, 2019
Probably the most dominating presence in the NorthEast. Unlike the Orange Sal Fasanos, they are not huge dicks and are actually athletic. They consist of true competitors and function as an unstoppable machine. WE WINNING THE 'SHIP FO THE ILL MINUTE.
Fan#1: Hey, You are really handsome and athletic, you must be part of The Chinuas.
Stud: Yea I am an active participant for the true dynasty in black.
Fan#2: Wow! You gents are so much cooler than those Orange Sal FasJERKS.
Stud: Wonderfully summarized.
Stud: Yea I am an active participant for the true dynasty in black.
Fan#2: Wow! You gents are so much cooler than those Orange Sal FasJERKS.
Stud: Wonderfully summarized.
by Keyshawn Johnson April 1, 2007
Chinua Achebe (1930-2013) was an author who set out to write the story of his Nigerian people that had been left out by Europeans who had colonized his country. He is most famous for writing the fiction book "Things Fall Apart". In "Things Fall Apart", rather than sugarcoating, Achebe illustrates the flaws and strengths of both Igbo (native Nigerian) culture/religion, as well as the flaws and strengths of the colonial British, bringing the religion of Christianity. Through this balanced, realistic approach, Achebe uses fiction as a way to express the truth and reality of Nigeria in the 19th century and British colonialism. "Things Fall Apart" became so popular internationally because people from so many different places could connect with their country being colonized, causing a part of the book to resonate with them. On top of "Things Fall Apart", Achebe wrote many other nonfiction and fiction works as well as poetry, and his beautiful writing is admired in many school classrooms to this day.
by rcelgb January 26, 2021