When Education Becomes a Hustle, Not a Calling: Is Sierra Leone Failing Its Future? In Sierra Leone, a troubling phrase echoes through university corridors: “I’m just here for the paper.” That “paper”—a degree—has become a golden ticket for many students, a stepping stone to jobs, promotions, or social clout. But beneath this offhand comment lies a crisis. Education, once a …
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