One of this author's characters misses his chance to eat the ritual yams while in prison, and declares that yams cannot be harvested for two more moons, resulting in the death of his son Obika; that character was imprisoned for refusing to become secular warrant chief under Captain Winterbottom.
One of this author's characters misses his chance to eat the ritual yams while in prison, and declares that yams cannot be harvested for two more moons, resulting in the death of his son Obika; that character was imprisoned for refusing to become secular warrant chief under Captain Winterbottom. He wrote a novel which sees the corrupt Minister of Culture, Chief (*) Nanga, brought down in a coup led by his former student, Odili, and another novel in which Ikem is assassinated under the regime of His Excellency in the fictional nation of Kangan.  Besides A Man of the People and Anthills of the Savannah, he may be best known for three novels about the Christianization of the Igbo people.  For 10 points, name this Nigerian creator of Okonkwo, the author of Arrow of God, No Longer at Ease, and Things Fall Apart.
One of this author's characters misses his chance to eat the ritual yams while in prison, and declares that yams cannot be harvested for two more moons, resulting in the death of his son Obika; that character was imprisoned for refusing to become secular warrant chief under Captain Winterbottom.
Chinua {Achebe}