His first published fiction was a satire on student life entitled "Polar Undergraduate," and other stories that later appeared in the same collection include "The Voter," "Uncle Ben's Choice," and "Marriage is a Private Affair."
His first published fiction was a satire on student life entitled "Polar Undergraduate," and other stories that later appeared in the same collection include "The Voter," "Uncle Ben's Choice," and "Marriage is a Private Affair." A wealthy family is disturbed by the establishment of free primary education, which leads to the defection of its servants, in "The Vengeful Creditor," which is also contained in Girls at War. In a more famous work, the Minister of Culture Nanga is the titular figure who faces off against the teacher Odili. The author of How the Leopard got his Claws and Morning Yet on Creation Day, FTP, name this Nigerian writer who created Ikemafuna and Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart.
His first published fiction was a satire on student life entitled "Polar Undergraduate," and other stories that later appeared in the same collection include "The Voter," "Uncle Ben's Choice," and "Marriage is a Private Affair."
Chinua {Achebe}