This question is based on MARRIAGE OF ANANSEWA. Who serves as a moral voice and critic of Ananse's schemes?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Literature In English - 2025 Subject: Literature In English

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 This question is based on MARRIAGE OF ANANSEWA.

Who serves as a moral voice and critic of Ananse's schemes?

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Ekuwa frequently challenges Ananse's deceit and selfishness. She acts as a custodian of traditional values and heritage in the society. The plan to deceive the chiefs into thinking Anansewa is dead does not sit well with her, and so Ananse had to send her along with his mother, Aya, off to Nanka so that she does not foil his plan

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