The Village Chairman

When Pride Meets Responsibility

What happens when a man gets the leadership position he has always wanted but thinks being chairman means everyone must praise him?

Meet Chief Bako, a boastful village chairman who loves grand entrances, lengthy speeches, and public admiration. With Mr. Sunday, his overly loyal assistant, always ready to agree with him, Chief Bako believes he has everything it takes to become the greatest chairman his village has ever known.

Unfortunately, leadership is not as easy as giving orders.

When Mama Titi, a fearless market woman, Kunle, a clever schoolboy, and Chief Tura, a wise village elder, begin questioning his decisions, Chief Bako finds himself in one hilarious situation after another. From unnecessary meetings and endless committees to questionable projects and embarrassing public moments, his attempts to impress the villagers create more laughter than progress.

But beneath the comedy lies a meaningful lesson: leadership is not about titles, praise, or authority. It is about service, responsibility, humility, and taking practical steps to improve people's lives.

WHAT MAKES THIS STORY SPECIAL?

• - Hilarious Village Comedy: Enjoy funny conversations, unexpected situations, and memorable characters.
• - Leadership Lessons: Discover the difference between seeking public admiration and genuinely serving others.
• - Responsibility and Accountability: Learn why leaders must accept responsibility for their decisions and actions.
• - Teamwork and Community Service: Understand how cooperation and listening to others can solve common problems.
• - Planning and Decision-Making: Discover why identifying people's actual needs should come before making grand promises.
• - Educational Entertainment: Enjoy a story that combines humour with practical lessons children can apply in everyday life.

• - Children aged 7-14yrs.
• - Parents seeking entertaining and educational children's books.
• - Teachers and school reading programmes.
• - Children's reading groups and literary clubs.
• - Drama clubs and school stage performances.