Africana Womanist Perspectives in the Selected Works of African Women Novelists/Writers

The issue of women subjugation in the social, cultural, political and economic space has been still is a very active debate. Flora Nwapa her novel Efuru, stresses on dichotomies marital subjugation. Ama Ata Aidoo, Buchi Emecheta Darko their respective novels, Changes, Second Class Citizen Beyond Horizon, respectively, present these challenges marriages professional/work space. As such this paper takes look at space, using already mentioned writers novels. discussion will be done against backdrop Clenora Hudson-Weems theory Africana Womanism where she highlights most salient tenets attributes thus centering on, self-naming, motherhood recognition flexibility. Following from study, it conspicuous that fight for liberation (Hudson-Weems, 1993) professional work are ancient continue to journey with female gender. If given good education chance own world, African woman can change world together counterpart which call all writers.