The protagonist of this novel has his London education paid for by an organization called the UPU.
The protagonist of this novel has his London education paid for by an organization called the UPU. The central conflict of the novel comes in part from his need to repay the UPU, along with social pressures that require him to maintain a European apartment, car, and chauffeur. He desires to marry his girlfriend Clara, but his parents object due to her being Osu, and when she gets pregnant he pays for an abortion, furthering his financial difficulties to the point that he has to accept bribes to stay afloat. Being only an amateur criminal, he is caught and convicted. For 10 points-- name this novel about the Nigerian civil servant Obi Okonkwo by Chinua Achebe, a sequel to Things Fall Apart.
The protagonist of this novel has his London education paid for by an organization called the UPU.
{No Longer at Ease}