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Day: August 25, 2018

Posted on 25th August 201819th September 2018

Budapest ~ the Pearl of the Danube

Once I sat with a friend from Hungary over lunch. We got talking about places and cities to visit in our lifetime. Being from Africa, I told him of the cultural richness of Africa, and more specifically, about the Ohafia people of Eastern Nigeria from where I originate. He listened to my stories of warriors, …

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