<p>Travails of the Nigerian Civil War forced a young Nigerian Igbo prince to seek University education in Ghana as a refugee.&nbsp; The allure of the American Dream attracted him to the USA where he acquired more education, worked in the private sector, built and ran his own business, raised a family and finally naturalised.&nbsp; His deep love for his people pressed him into various philantropic services in the country of his birth.</p><p>This autobiography is an accountof his life odyssey, in both his motherland and in the disaspora, and how he overcame the inherent trials and tribulations.&nbsp; It is a personal graphic narrative, garnished with relevant history and tradition, of how he dealt with the conflicting and confounding cultural roadblocks.</p>