When education produces arrogance, religion finances extravagance and traditional authority becomes a private business, people begin to question the institutions they once revered. They see titles multiplying while opportunities shrink. They hear wisdom preached while selfishness practises openly.
When education produces arrogance, religion finances extravagance and traditional authority becomes a private business, people begin to question the institutions they once revered. They see titles multiplying while opportunities shrink. They hear wisdom preached while selfishness practises openly.
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