 
 <prompt> Translated text: 
```(CNN) -- Dey get some kain elements of leadership wey don survive for centuries -- wey dem dey call classical, John Prevas, wey be co-author of "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today," talk am so. 

And even though these features no be guarantee say you go succeed for the modern world, dem fit give professionals one kind framework wey dem fit use build success, he talk. 

So which leaders from the ancient past you suppose dey look up to model your career on? 

Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) 

Alexander III of Macedon na the standard for leadership wey all others dey measure themselves against, Prevas talk. But e dey deserve hin place as leadership icon? 

"E dey questionable," Prevas talk. 

On one hand, Alexander get capacity for intense focus and e dey ready to sacrifice friends, family and personal fortunes to reach the top. 

But ambition wey dey fueled by massive ego eventually prove to be Alexander's undoing, Prevas argue. 

After e don defeat King Darius III for the Battle of Issus, the Persian king offer the marauding youngster the western half of hin Persian Empire in exchange for hin family wey the Macedonian army don capture. 

Alexander's most senior commander, Parmenio, tell hin young master make e accept Darius's proposal and consolidate hin power for the region. 

But Alexander ignore the advice, choose instead to continue hin conquest, capture the Persian capital of Persepolis before hunt down and kill Darius. 

From there, Alexander continue eastwards conquering large parts of south central Asia before e go India. But na there hin exhausted army refuse to continue, so hin eastern escapade end. 

Answer the following questions:
1. Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
2. What does he call features that survive centuries?
3. Where is the first leader from?
4. What was his name?
5. What was he intense about?
6. What fueled his ambition?
7. What did that lead to?
8. What king did he defeat in the Battle of Issus?
9. What did he receive for his victory?
10. What would be bartered for it?
11. Who had captured them?
12. Who was Alexander's senior commander?
13. Was he in agreement with Darius' arrangement?
14. What did Alexander do rather than heed Parmenio?
15. And what was Darius' fate?
16. How?
17. Where does Alexander's conquests end?``` <response>: ```1. John Prevas
2. classical
3. Macedon
4. Alexander
5. focus
6. a massive ego
7. Alexander's undoing,
8. King Darius III
9. the western half of the Persian Empire
10. Darius' family
11. the Macedonian army
12. Parmenio
13. No
14. he resumed his conquest
15. Death
16. Alexander killed him
17. India``` 

Translated to Nigerian Pidgin:

```1. John Prevas
2. classical
3. Macedon
4. Alexander
5. focus
6. ego wey too big
7. Wetin cause Alexander downfall,
8. King Darius III
9. di western half of di Persian Empire
10. Darius' family
11. di Macedonian army
12. Parmenio
13. No
14. e continue im conquest
15. Death
16. Alexander kill am
17. India``` 