This first Memoir of Amiel Modupc Fagbulu spans six decades; from 1926-1986. The journey is not only about the uncanny and highly thrilling life story of a man that has made a great impact on educational development in Nigeria, but also of the great men who have made remarkable contributions to education in Nigeria from pre-independence to postindependence Nigeria, and whose paths had at one time or the other crossed that of Amiel. Students’ life and the attendant challenges decades ago are seen essentially through the class of ’39 at King’s College, Lagos. Amiel’s involvement in educational management led to his encounter with Idi Amin of Uganda in 1971. In book publishing, his path crossed that of the renowned writer, D. O. Fagunwa, and Joop Berkhout, the then Managing Director of Evans Nigeria. The defense of his historical and daring education reform in the presence of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, his clarifications to Samuel Ladoke Akintqla on examination leakages, the involvement of qba qlatcru qlagbcgi II, the qlqwq of qwq in his family affairs are also parts of his great sixty years journey.