This question is based on Kabir Garba's The Lekki Headmaster
The contestant for the position of a prefect must have spent ... in the school.
Answer Details
At Stardom Schools in The Lekki Headmaster, the position of school prefect carries prestige and responsibility. The novel establishes a clear eligibility rule: a student who wishes to contest for the position of prefect must have spent at least two sessions in the school.
This requirement ensures that only students who have been part of the school community long enough to understand its culture, rules, and values can aspire to leadership. A single session would be too short for a student to establish credibility, while three or four sessions would unnecessarily narrow the pool of candidates. The two-session minimum strikes a balance between experience and opportunity.