Jero's Metamorphosis is a continuation of The Trials of Brother Jero, written by Wole Soyinka, a Nigerian playwright, poet and author.
The play pictures a prophet at the beach side with his disciples.
[1][2] Jero's Metamorphosis is a play by Wole Soyinka, depicting the struggles of a Nigerian man, Jero, who manipulates religion for his personal gain.
Jero, a self-proclaimed prophet, exploits his followers' beliefs to accumulate wealth and power.
The play is a critique of religious hypocrisy and the misuse of faith for selfish ends, showcasing the complexities of Nigerian society and its relationship with religion.