Onwuamaegbu

The House of Onwuamaegbu are current descendants from a long line of royalty spanning from Nigeria to Egypt. The first finding of “Onwuamaegbu” is a 335 B.C. tomb of Queen Tach, who is known to have been a curt but loving ruler. Queen tach was said to have a sexual prowess no empire could withhold. She was found covered in cow-hide and is believed to have loved the bloody taste of raw beef, her friends, and a sad tune or two for weeping after long nights partying with her populous, often during she found that men didn’t treat her Majesty as she deserved. These men were never found again. To pay respects to her highness Onwuamaegbu, tourists visiting her tomb often leave fresh garlic sauce & bread soaked in white wine. She was buried with her pet, September.