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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. Who embarked on a world tour to restore the nation's image?
(a) Usman Bedu.
(b) Nkem Nwankwo.
(c) Sir Godfrey Danfere.
(d) Chief Modu Udensi Oromotaya.

2. How does the Seeker view Papa Davina despite her own societal standing?
(a) As a subordinate.
(b) As a threat.
(c) As an equal.
(d) As a solution to her challenges.

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

4. Who engages in a cryptic phone exchange with Dr. Menka?
(a) Pitan-Payne.
(b) Larinwa Odumade.
(c) Kufeji.
(d) The mysterious figure in the club.

5. What does the People's Steward want to discuss with Pitan-Payne about?
(a) The security detail assigned to him.
(b) A political campaign.
(c) A business venture.
(d) Pitan-Payne's global recognition.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who suggested the title "The People’s Steward"?

2. Which annual event has grown to outshine even international occasions?

3. Who presented Sir Goddie with a transcript detailing an awkward event at Akpanga's home?

4. How did the priest respond to being exposed for drinking the communion wine?

5. Where were politicians captured breakdancing?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How does Jaiyesola support Badetona after the traumatic event, and what does this reveal about their relationship dynamic?

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

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

5. Why is there an inherent mistrust of newcomers within the party's inner circles?

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

7. Why is the title The People’s Steward important to Sir Goddie's goals for the People’s Choice Awards?

8. How does the setting of Hilltop Manor in Jos symbolize the lingering effects of British colonialism in Nigeria?

9. How does the introduction of the rookie politician disrupt the political dynamics within the ruling party, particularly concerning Sir Goddie?

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

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