The Lekki Headmaster - JAMB Novels Past Questions and Answers - page 6

Bepo believes that the hourly payment system is more beneficial than the monthly system because it allows employees more flexible work schedules and the ability to change jobs frequently. This can be found on page 14 of the novel.

The primary setting of the novel is Stardom Schools. Most of the events occur here, and it is the source of Mr. Bepo's conflict: whether to continue working there after more than two decades or relocate abroad to join his wife and children.

Mr. Adewale Adebbepo, also known as Bepo, is the protagonist of the novel. The events revolve around him.

During their excursion through places like Mushin, Ajegunle, and Ijora, the students mocked the areas, but Mr. Bepo warned them that being born in such places does not determine one's success. He shared stories of successful people, like Odion Ighalo and Victor Osimhen, who grew up in the slums but succeeded through hard work and seizing opportunities. This can be found on page 46 of the novel.

At the Black Heritage Museum, Bepo was emotionally moved by the memory of the ugly experiences the enslaved went through. This can be found on page 47 of the novel. 

The MD instructed Mr Bepo to be taken home because she felt pressed to move the drama away from the school as soon as possible. She was worried about what the parents would think if they learned that the principal was weeping like a child. This can be found on page 9 of the novel. 

Tosh\'s father, Chief Didi Ogba spent 36 months in detention because he was facing trial for alleged misappropriation of a 2.5 billion government contract sum. This can be found on page 42 of the novel.

The VP\'s phone rang incessantly as she tried to console Mr Bepo. THe calls were from worried parents who had heard different rumours about the incident. Mrs Apeh, at that point, realised the best she could do was to call the MD. This can be found on page 6 of the novel. 

This can be found on page 44 of the novel.

The staff at Stardom Schools are able to afford cars because they take loans from the school\'s cooperative society. This can be found on page 25 and 26 of the novel where the principal reveals this to the MD after she found the cars parked in one of the school\'s properties that they have turned into a car park.