Life’s been quite a journey for Emmanuel Ohuabunwa. When he was 13, Ohuabunwa and his family moved from Nigeria to the United States. The transition was far from easy — the worst kids actively bullied him for being African; the well-meaning but ignorant ones asked him if he had lived in a mud hut. But, […]
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