He captures a fairy with the help of some mashed yams and an Akua doll covered in sticky resin, but later falls victim to a similar trap.
In one tale, he fashions a robe using one feather from each bird, then hides in the robe to spy on Wulbari. He introduces blindness when he fulfills Wulbari's enigmatic request for something by bringing back the moon, the sun, and darkness. He captures a fairy with the help of some mashed yams and an Akua doll covered in sticky resin, but later falls victim to a similar trap. He loses his wealth when he buys a worthless cloak of vines and flies from Chameleon. His other major defeat comes when his eight legs become stuck to the wax girl. FTP, name this son of the sky-god Nyame, a popular African trickster figure.
In one tale, he fashions a robe using one feather from each bird, then hides in the robe to spy on Wulbari.
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