The aim of the study is to show how African females subvert the long-standing premises of phallocentrism in their process of emancipation. With the feminist criticism as a theoretical baseline, this article demonstrates the antagonism that resides in the interplay between feminism and patriarchy. It explores the prevalence of phallocentric discourse of order in patriarchal societies. Furthermore, the insight chronicles the advent of the feminist discourse of disorder as a way of debunking the age-old patriarchal discourse of order. As a conclusive instance, the supremacy of the feminist discourse of disorder as contributing to the emergence of a new feminist order in Africa has been emphasized.