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Mr Bepo was nicknamed The Lekki Headmaster because of the way he used to imitate characters in the old TV drama, Village Headmaster, when he was Headmaster at Stardom Kiddies. This can be found on page 8 of the novel.

The only teachers reprimanded because two candidates had Ds in their subjects were Mr. Obong Ukaku ad Miss Taye Kareem. These teachers taught Chemistry and Geography respectively. This can be found on page 8 of the novel.

Mr Bepo is reluctant to relocate to the United Kingdom because he very much loved Stardom Schools, especially is students. He cared about them and wanted to continually be part of their growth. This ca be found on page 10 of the novel.

Mr Audu joked about Bepo's disposition saying: "The way the headmaster masterly resolves these fights reminds me of the way King Oloja, in Village Headmaster, resolved all the roforofos brought by his chiefs and villages. So, as they had their own Village Headmaster, we also have our own Lekki Headmaster." This can be found on page 10 of the novel.

Mr Audu coined the name by comparing him to King Oloja from Village Headmaster. This can be found on page 10 of the novel.

His wife, Seri, was a nurse who, according to rumours, was earning up to 10,000 pounds per month. This can be found on page 11 of the novel.

As a principal, Mr Bepo's salary was about N400,000. This can be found on page 11 of the novel.

The staff at Stardom Schools find his reluctance to relocate amusing because they believe he should jump at the opportunity to earn abroad. They did the comparison of the amount earned both in Nigeria and abroad and resolved that it would be more profitable to relocate abroad. This can be found on page 11 of the novel.

Fruitful Future school failed because the roads around the school began to depreciate due to government negligence, as a result, most of the parents started to relocate. The parents that were left could not afford the school fees This can be found on page 39 of the novel.

Mr Bepo was wary about entering the commercial transportation business venture because the drivers were untrustworthy. They either frustrated the idea, defaulted on payment, or colluded with mechanics to defraud the vehicle owners. This can be found on page 12 of the novel.

The term roforofos as used by Mr Audu on page 10 of the novel refers to "petty disagreements and conflicts". These were the conflicts that King Oloja, in Village Headmaster, tried to resolve.

The fact that Mr Bepo was reluctant to relocate abroad despite the financial, familial and professional benefits that he would obtain if he did so shows that he valued his students and their growth over all else.

Bepo believes that the hourly system of payment is much more beneficial to the employees than the monthly system. This is because it would make hob schedules flexible and offer the employee an opportunity to change jobs as often as he could. This can be found on page14 of the novel.

According to the novel, up to 1000 out of the country's 3000 doctors were migrating annually. This can be found on page 15 of the novel.

Mr Nku, one of the staff at Stardom Schools, took a N2 million loan from the school's cooperative and relocated abroad two days later. This can be found on page 15 of the novel.