This author wrote a play about a family whose duty is to carry a dwarf boat out to the river once a year. This author created a group of women that chants “little children are our champions” after their daughters mock and chase away a policeman (10[1])trying to stop a wedding. (10[2])Jaguna’s trap kills the protagonist of a play by this author, in which (10[1])a mentally challenged boy is replaced as the “carrier” by Eman. In a play (10[1])by this (10[1])author (-5[2])of The Strong Breed, (10[1])the (10[1])“mother (10[1])of the market” (10[1])allows the (10[1])protagonist (10[2])to marry and sleep (10[2])with her son’s fiancée. (10[1])Despite his assurances to the Praise-Singer (10[1])in one of (10[1])this author’s (10[1])plays, (10[3])the father of the medical (10[1])student Olunde (10[3])hesitates (10[1])until Simon Pilkings (10[6])stops (10[1])him (10[1])from committing (10[2])ritual suicide. (10[2])For 10 points, name this Nigerian (10[2]-5[1])author (10[1])of Death (10[1])and the King’s (10[1])Horseman. (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[4])