In this powerful autobiography, Adenike Grange embarks on a riveting journey through her life, from her early days in colonial Nigeria to her rise as an esteemed global figure in paediatrics and public health. As Nigeria’s first female Minister of Health, her memoir is not just a personal recount of her pioneering career as the first African president of the International Paediatric Association, but a testament to resilience against entrenched corruption, gender inequality, and societal injustices.