This question is based on Kabia Alabi Garba's The Lekki Headmaster.
The following are current socio-economic realities depicted in the novel except
The novel addresses several socio-economic realities, including the Japa trend, which describes the mass emigration of Nigerians seeking better opportunities abroad. It highlights the challenges faced by bureaucracies, particularly when obtaining essential travel documents. Additionally, it portrays the struggles of middle-class professionals, such as teachers who are often undervalued and underpaid, as well as doctors and other health workers who choose to leave the country for "greener pastures" due to a lack of opportunities at home.
However, while the declining state of Nigerian universities is a significant socio-economic issue, it is not one of the themes explored in this novel.
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