This figure's son, Ntikuma [n-tee-koo-mah], stopped this figure from hoarding all the world's wisdom in a tree. He trapped a python, a leopard, a dwarf, and the Mmoboro Hornets, and traded them with t
This figure's son, Ntikuma [n-tee-koo-mah], stopped this figure from hoarding all the world's wisdom in a tree. He trapped a python, a leopard, a dwarf, and the Mmoboro Hornets, and traded them with the sky god, Nyame [nee-ah-may], for all the (*) stories of the world. This god's greed led him to tie his web around each of his eight legs, which became very thin when the web was pulled. For 10 points, name this West African trickster god, who took the form of a spider.
This figure's son, Ntikuma [n-tee-koo-mah], stopped this figure from hoarding all the world's wisdom in a tree.
Kwaku Anansi