Josiah leaves his congregation in Ohanmi village to seek a white-collar job in the city. When what he meets in the city contradicts his expectations, he hurries back to the village only to discover that his subordinate, Enoch, has won some members of his congregation and established his own church

Enoch wields a growing influence as a pastor to the envy of his master, Josiah. He also has a whole lot of his master’s secrets which must not be revealed to the populace. He becomes politically conscious to the extent that he instigates the electorate against Honourable Esabamen during an electioneering campaign.

Enoch must be brought down for Josiah to win back his lost sheep and maintain a living. Certainly, he is the nemesis of Honourable Esabamen for making the opportunity of his re – election dicey. But do they ever succeed in fighting this common enemy? What strategy does the Honourable employ to ensure his re – election? The hidden answers to these questions form the suspense with which this play is plotted to reveal religious hypocrisy, corruption and political insincerity.