The Lekki Headmaster - JAMB Novels Past Questions and Answers - page 1

Mr. Bepo was afraid to renew his passport after hearing about the difficulties others were facing, including new regulations, long processes, and the unavailability of booklets. This is discussed on page 48 of the novel.

While processing their visa, a DNA test revealed that Mr. Ignatius was not the biological father of Favour, one of the children. This revelation changed the family dynamics. The details are on page 20 of the novel.

Mr. Guta demanded that the MD immediately dismiss Mr. Fafore for a supposed "grammatical error" that he had taught his child. This event is mentioned on page 27 of the novel.

The form for the Head Boy or Head Girl position cost N50,000. This is found on page 41 of the novel.

Despite the advantages of relocating abroad, Mr. Bepo valued his students and their development above everything else, demonstrating that his professional relationships were a priority over personal gain.

The school ceased allowing students to copy notes from the class prefect after a parent, an accountant from an oil company, sued the school. The parent objected to his daughter being exploited to copy notes due to her good handwriting. This is explained on page 29 of the novel.

The cooperative had N95 million, with over N50 million loaned out. This information is on page 26 of the novel.

The students visited the Yakari Games Reserve in Bauchi. This is mentioned on page 45 of the novel.

Mr. Ignatius wanted his children to grow up in a better environment, fearing that those raised abroad would surpass his own children. This is discussed on page 20 of the novel.

In the novel, "to japa" means to leave Nigeria for better opportunities abroad. This is a central theme of the novel.