The main character of this work often conflicts with his boss in the Scholarship Board, the arrogant, paternalistic Mr. Green.
The main character of this work often conflicts with his boss in the Scholarship Board, the arrogant, paternalistic Mr. Green. The protagonist's four years of study in England lead to his decision to marry Clara, but the engagement is called off when her class is revealed. Though he must pay off his student loans to the Umuofian Progressive Union, the main character falls deeper into debt as he buys a car and finances Clara's abortion. After his mother's death and his estrangement from Clara, Obi Okonkwo begins to take bribes, for which he is put on trial. For 10 points, name this Nigerian novel, a sequel to Things Fall Apart, written by Chinua Achebe.
The main character of this work often conflicts with his boss in the Scholarship Board, the arrogant, paternalistic Mr. Green.
{No Longer at Ease}