When and why did you leave your country?
Ninety per cent of Italians and Europeans think that everyone who leaves Africa is because we are starving, but my parents are ok financially. I left because I love to travel, from there I met friends and came to Italy, just like that. It’s been five years now, but I’ve seen many European countries. I went out but I no longer want to return to my home even though I was a Prince there, but I have no doubts about whether or not to return. My father comes from a classical education, my mother is a merchant. People ask me “why here?!” and I reply that the beauty of the world is also this – to travel, to learn, I even didn’t think the racism I heard on TV was real, when I went out I experienced it and it is reality, staying at home and going out are different things.