Jevon White aka Fessasion or Sadiki-I was born on the Caribbean Island of Montserrat. Jevon’s journey in the United States began in Boston, continued at Morehouse College in Atlanta, and flourished as he grew into his role as a performer and emcee. After spending many years in the music industry, Sadiki branched off into infrastructure development in Africa, and real estate investing in America. His crowning spiritual achievements lie in Ethiopia, where he built a new temple for the Ark of the Covenant and renewed the old one, ensuring its preservation for future generations. His efforts extended to the restoration of the 1000-year Debra Loza Mariam church in Lalibela, marking him as a custodian of heritage. Sadiki is loved in Ethiopia, especially by the people of Axum where the Guardian Monk of the Ark of the covenant baptized him and gave him the name Fessession, which means “The joy of Zion”. He recently wrote a best selling book about his experiences in Ethiopia entitled, “12 Lessons I Learned From the Guardian Monk of the Ark of Covenant.”