Adventures of Jabi-Jabi II - Eniwaye, Olu O
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To young flies, it feels like eternity since King Jabi-Jabi retired. Boys and girls, if you think about it, to him, it seemed like yesterday since the event took place. Truth be told, it's been twelve fly years since the King fly last raided Ojanla. O yes, twelve long years since Jabi-Jabi retired. Every fly alive at the last raid will tell you how the King Jabi-Jabi used to dangle for food back then. He used to parade the four corners of Ojanla before the first crow in the morning. He was the one and only MC, big Kahuna the magnificent. Since the last raid, something bad has happened in…mehr

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To young flies, it feels like eternity since King Jabi-Jabi retired. Boys and girls, if you think about it, to him, it seemed like yesterday since the event took place. Truth be told, it's been twelve fly years since the King fly last raided Ojanla. O yes, twelve long years since Jabi-Jabi retired. Every fly alive at the last raid will tell you how the King Jabi-Jabi used to dangle for food back then. He used to parade the four corners of Ojanla before the first crow in the morning. He was the one and only MC, big Kahuna the magnificent. Since the last raid, something bad has happened in Ojanla. To say the least, complacency has taken over Ojanla. As far as Jabi-Jabi is concerned, even though young flies should claim the blame, at the same time, the old also should feel the pain. If nothing is done about it, then, the beginning of the end has reared its ugly head in Ojanla (the big market). Therefore, it is time to create a reality check list.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Olu O Eniwaye is an associate Professor of Human Services at Daytona State College. He taught public school in the state of Georgia for eight year. Since then, he has taught college classes in psychology and humans services for nine years. This book is the second children book in the series of the adventures of the King Fly Jabi-Jabi. Dr. Eniwaye believes that procrastination is the assassination of motivation. Consequently, he concludes that the main obstacle of progress is lack of motivation. Therefore, children could and would, find themselves provided they are rightly motivated. The story is about courage, motivation and endurance.