Chimamanda is a female name of Nigerian origin, primarily used in Igbo culture. The name means "My God Will Not Fall/Fail Me," reflecting a deep faith and trust in divine protection. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a renowned Nigerian author, popularized the name through her literary works and public persona. The name has gained international recognition, symbolizing strength, resilience, and spiritual faith. Its use has evolved from being a unique cultural identifier to a name celebrated globally for its profound meaning and historical significance.
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