On my @introduceyourself maiden post where I broached about myself as an academician, it means that globetrotting will be an essential part of my vocation. I have, no doubt, travelled hither and thither for researches and conferences which have in no mean way impacted my academic space and widen my perception of different countries’ cultures, norms, ideals and ethos. Such vistas of different cultures and norms of varied countries have made me to accommodate different mild foibles from the citizens.
However, on this particular post, I want to relive my experience of my academic sojourn to @SouthAfrica which have remained enduring. I went for an academic conference but what I came back with about South Africa have made me enjoyed my continent more than ever. Despite the harrowing pedigree of apartheid and whatsnot, I believe that the country has come out trumped in her brand, cultural peculiarity, soccer status, technological proliferation and the spirit of co-existence.
Below, I will regale you, my co-steemians, a montage of pictures which I took during my leisure time after the conference. South Africa is a beautiful place with unique topography and demography. South Africa is becoming the epicenter of Africa continent in its bid to be better in all its endeavours. Here are the pictures I took at 
My fascination with South Africa is the loving co-habitation with animals. I found it mesmerizing seeing people in jolly moment with squirrels and pigeons without harm or violence. As an aside, squirrels and pigeons are veritable staple foods for Nigerians such that it will be difficult to see any around. But, the ambience, skyline, recreational environment has made the experience indelible in my heart.
This is the beautiful scenery of Cape Town from the Mountain Top
I will surely be there again soonest. South Africa has been a wonderful experience for me. Thank you South Africa for those beautiful and wonderful environs and the hospitable atmosphere afforded me. I am coming back, you can bet on it.
Thank you for stopping by to read my post. I remain my humble self,
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Clement Ogunkunle, PhD.