When the internationally renowned Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie usually speaks the world sits up and pays attention. Or at least if it doesn’t it probably should. Especially the people and practices she chooses to target for criticism. Whisper it loudly, this time she’s focusing her fire on men. Speaking in Brussels last week at the annual Friends of Europe political conference about the state of Europe, she called for more gender empowerment and more gender equality across the globe. “In the world today, we have so much more information but so much less knowledge,” she said. “We te…