SPIRITUALITY AND TERTIARY EDUCATION IN WEST AFRICA (2022) by Sr. Mary Eriken

“Spirituality and Tertiary Education in West Africa highlights the question of choice and great need in human life in a very resourceful manner…Sr. Dr. Mary attempts an eclectic approach to debate on the subject matter in the fallen and falling standard of education – more touchingly in Sierra Leone, which forms the yardstick to African countries, especially English-speaking countries in West Africa. The efforts of governments, religious organizations and non-governmental organizations are seemly not enough to raise the status quo of our young people who are wallowing in the dark side of spirituality and education… This great work of art can be appropriate for our university administrations, teachers, parents and students to help them rethink ways to redress the issues of inadequate educational systems in West African institutions.” Sr. Elizabeth Ngozi Okpalaeme, Students’ Coordinator and Quality Assurance Psycho-spiritual Institute, Marist International University College, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Karen, Kenya

• Introduction
• Literature Review
• Research Methodology
• Analysis and Presentation of Data
• References and Bibliography
• Concluding Evaluation of the Contexts
• References and Bibliography