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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which award holds significant esteem and offers a distinct social advantage?
(a) Distinguished Citizen Award.
(b) The National Inquest Prize.
(c) People’s Award for the Common Touch (PACT).
(d) People's Scimitar.

2. Where does Dennis Tibidje face accusations that force him to move from the UK?
(a) Embezzlement.
(b) Attempted rape.
(c) Fraud.
(d) Theft.

3. Who is the primary spiritual guide mentioned in the Chapter 1?
(a) The Luminary.
(b) The Seeker.
(c) Father Gabriel.
(d) Papa Davina.

4. Who suggested the title "The People’s Steward"?
(a) Sir Godfrey Danfere.
(b) Dr. Merutali.
(c) The rookie politician.
(d) An intern from the Institute of Theological Studies.

5. Why did Duyole throw a celebratory street party in Abuja?
(a) To launch a new product.
(b) To celebrate his son's birthday.
(c) To mark his break from governmental work.
(d) To celebrate a successful political campaign.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Pitan-Payne's attitude toward the political situation?

2. What significant contribution of Pitan is acknowledged by The People’s Steward?

3. Who embarked on a world tour to restore the nation's image?

4. Which controversy did Engineer Duyole Pitan-Payne uncover?

5. Which title was finally chosen for a specific role after a heated discussion?

Short Essay Questions

1. Considering the diverse regions Tibidje has operated in, how does he strategize to build connections within religious and political circles?

2. How does Duyole perceive the change in title from Prime Minister to The People’s Steward or PS?

3. Describe the initial dynamics between Pitan and Sir Goddie during their meeting. How does the Sir Goddie acknowledge Pitan's contributions?

4. How does the exclusion from important meetings affect Duyole's emotions and perspectives on the political dynamics?

5. How does Tibidje's blending of different religious rituals, attire, and icons in his services reflect his intended message?

6. What does governor-elect Akpanga do, and how does it change politics?

7. How does the news story about the group of ritualistic killers impact the tone and atmosphere of the club gathering? Why is this story especially haunting for Dr. Menka?

8. How does the kola nut bowl symbolize cultural practices and the importance of hospitality in African societies as presented in Chapter 6?

9. How does Sir Goddie react to Pitan's upcoming role at the UN? Why is this significant?

10. In what ways does Duyole pose a challenge to the political status quo? Cite specific examples from Chapter 6.

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