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A documentary on the journey of cultural heritage in Nigeria told by Susanne Wenger who left Austria with her Ex husband in 1950 to teach phonetics at the University of Ibadan.
Susanne Wenger was born on July 4th 1915, one of the most versatile artiste in modern Austria art. She was titled a cultural name called "Adunni Orisha".
She became a Priestess of Osun through spiritual training which was a dedication to the worship of "Orisha" as a result of an illness which science could not solve then but the Yoruba Medicine Men applying herbal mixtures that healed her.
She faced a lot of criticism from Christians and Muslims but that never stoped her from going with her heart and deep love for nature.
To kindle with nature every now and then, Susanne Wenger preserved the sacred forest that allowed for the "Osun Grove" to be declared a national monument in 1965 and recognised by the UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND CULTURAL ORGANISATION (UNESCO) as a world heritage site in 2005.
Contributing immensely to the Yoruba worship houses, art, sculptures and also adopting 12 children one of which is Yinka Davis Okundaye.
She has become a National history of discuss and a contender.