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JSS3: ENGLISH LANGUAGE - 1ST TERM

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  • Literature: The Saint by Tade Adegbindin

This is a social satire. It exposes some of the social ills in society. It is the story of a father and son, each strong-willed, loquacious, learned, rebellious and highly opinionated. Ladepo, a teacher-turned pastor is a hypocrite who carried the Bible in the day and sought occultic powers in the night. And yet he has a holier-than-thou attitude, with little or no regard for anyone who disagrees with his Christian faith. 

The Saint by Tade Adegbindin

The Saint by Tade Adegbindin

Ladepo is a powerful preacher and a miracle worker. He resigned from the teaching profession after ten years of service because he wanted lots of money that he could not achieve with a teaching job. He founded a church and with his father’s spiritual backing was able to touch the lives of many of his adherents who held him in high esteem. They did not know that he was a sorcerer. His miraculous power was occultic. His father, Baba Agba, a strong medicine man, had empowered him to perform wonders and lord it over others.

 

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  1. ANSWERS TO THE EVALUATION QUESTION
    WHAT TYPE OF DRAMA IS THIS PLAY?
    IT IS FICTION
    WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE VICE PRESIDENT AND WHO PLOTTED HIS DEATH
    THE NAME OF THE VICE PRESIDENT IS AGWU AND LADEPO PLOTTED HIS DEATH.
    AREMU’S CHILDLESSNESS WAS TRACED TO WHO?
    IT WASTRACED TO HIS FATHER LADEPO

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