Comment on the role/contribution of any three of the following characters in the play — Chief Ade Aniaka; Ochuole; Aloho; Ogeyi; 1akubu; Inaku; Show Boy and Madam Hoha etc. YAKUBU He is the Assistant Police Commissioner, stout and about 39 years old. With some tribal marks, he frowns all the time, thus looking like a …
Give an account of the significance of any two dramatic techniques used in the play. IRONY This is one significant dramatic technique in the play. Aloho questions the rationale behind her waiting for God’s time so as to get a decent job. She is desperate. She gets that job which perhaps is not God’s time. …
Discuss any of the Following themes in Harvest of Corruption: Corruption/Betrayal/Deception/Desperation in Harvest of Corruption. CORRUPTION The theme of corruption manifests in several ways in the play, Young girls are ready to do anything just to make money and live big. Many die in the process like Aloho. Ochuole is identified as not being so …
Corruption is a national tragedy, it destroys not only the human body but also the soul. The Honourable Minister of External Relations is the Chief helmsman. He has agents who have sold their conscience to the devil, Ochuole is the anchorwoman who recruits desperate young ladies in search of jobs Pot Chife Ade-Amaka. Many of …
CHIEF ADE-AMAKA He is the protagonist. He occupies the ministry of external relations as the substantive minister. Chief Ade-Amaka is an epitome of corruption, deception and betrayal, OCHUOLE: She is one of the most outstanding female characters in the play. She is of average height and ‘gregarious” and her friends describe her as an extrovert. …
THEME OF CORRUPTION The main focus of this play is corruption. The country, Jacassa, is riddled with corruption and corrupt people. The “honourable” minister in charge of external relations, Chief Ade Amaka is at the center of it all, He is alleged to have misappropriated millions of public funds. Besides, he is alleged to have …