The Lekki Headmaster - JAMB Novels Past Questions and Answers - page 8

Mr. Nku borrowed N2 million from the school’s cooperative and left the country two days later. This can be found on page 15 of the novel.

Mr. Ayesoro was transferred to Stardom Hub, likely for better job opportunities or as a management decision. The exact reason isn’t detailed in the novel.

The central challenge Mr. Bepo faces is the pressure to migrate to the UK, while he wants to remain at Stardom Schools to continue his work. The novel begins with his emotional response to this situation and ends with his decision not to leave.

Mr. Ayesoro was transferred because one of his students, Bibi, had recurring nightmares about him due to his tribal marks. When the student's mother complained, the school transferred Mr. Ayesoro to Stardom Hub. This can be found on pages 22 and 23 of the novel.

As a principal, Mr Bepo\'s salary was about N400,000. This can be found on page 11 of the novel. 

The students at stardom school visited the First Storey Building in Nigeria, the Slave Market and the Point of No Return, the Seriki Abass Slave Museum as well as other historical sights in Badagry. This can be found on page 46 of the novel. 

According to the novel, Tai was no immigrant personnel. He was just an ordinary business centre operator working in cahoots with some immigration staff. While some would call the guy a consultant, others might brand him a recketeer. This can be found on page 52 of the novel. 

One of the school\'s drivers attempted to steal the bus in his custody because he wanted to sell it and sue the proceeds to send his son to college abroad. This can be found on page 15 of the novel. 

Bepo remembers this proverb when he realises that people always have different results when they relocate abroad. This proverb can be found on page 17 of the novel. 

Mrs Ibidun Gloss, Stardom\'s school\'s MD, deeply respected and appreciated Bepo\'s contributions to the school. This is why she threw a greater send-off for him when he was relocating to the UK. She also gave him a $10,000 cheque, the most she has ever gifted a staff who was being sent off.