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and colonial encounters.\u003Cbr>❖ Achebe studied at University College, Ibadan, where he initially pursued medicine before switching to English, History, and Theology, laying the intellectual foundation for his literary career.\u003Cbr>❖ Chinua Achebe is universally regarded as the Father of Modern African Literature because he restored African voices and perspectives to world literature after centuries of colonial misrepresentation.\u003Cbr>❖ Achebe's landmark novel Things Fall Apart, published in 1958 , became the first African novel to achieve worldwide recognition and has been translated into more than fifty languages.\u003Cbr>❖ Things Fall Apart depicts the tragic downfall of Okonkwo, whose rigid masculinity and inability to adapt symbolize the devastating consequences of colonialism and cultural transformation.\u003Cbr>❖ The protagonist Okonkwo is renowned as a fearless wrestler and respected warrior, yet his excessive pride, anger, and fear of weakness ultimately lead to his 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