Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi goes topless to reveal her mastectomy scars after breast removal surgery

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Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi goes topless to reveal her mastectomy scars after breast removal surgery
Nigerian-Tamil writer, Akwaeke Emezi, 32, shared a topless photo to show her chest after undergoing breast removal surgery.

The award-winning author of Freshwater revealed she had her second surgery 6 months ago.

Sharing photos of her mastectomy scars on the sixth month anniversary, she wrote:
"a big god in the swamp today’s the six month anniversary of my second nonhuman-affirming chest surgery thank you to all my lovebears who held me with such care through this year, my community is phenomenal."


Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi goes topless to reveal her mastectomy scars after breast removal surgery

Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi goes topless to reveal her mastectomy scars after breast removal surgery
Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi goes topless to reveal her mastectomy scars after breast removal surgery

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