The Story of Saint Finbarr`s College: Father Slattery`s Contributions to Education and Sports in Nigeria 9781532051814

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Автор: Badiru Deji
Название: The Story of Saint Finbarr`s College: Father Slattery`s Contributions to Education and Sports in Nigeria
ISBN: 9781532051814
Издательство: iUniverse
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Биографии: общее жизнеописание

История Африки

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ISBN-10: 1532051816
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 118
Вес: 0.30 кг.
Дата издания: 20.06.2018
Язык: English
Размер: 216 x 216 x 8
Поставляется из: США
Описание: The memory of the Rev. Denis Joseph Slattery is celebrated in this third book chronicling the history and achievements of Saint Finbarrs College, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria. Written by an alumnus of the college, the series examines the continuing efforts of Saint Finbarrs College Old Boys Association to enliven the story of the institution and includes stories from numerous alumni who recall Father Slattery with fondness. The Rev. Slattery, an Irish priest, member of the Society of African Missions (a Roman Catholic missionary organization), and founder of the college, touched the lives of many students who have gone on to make significant personal and professional contributions to the world. In addition to educating students, the Rev. Slattery and his college made a huge difference in promoting the value of sportsmanship, discipline, and timeless values. While the Rev. Slattery died in 2003, his legacy can be seen throughout Nigeria and beyond. Youll be inspired by how one persons commitment can lead so many others to success when you read The Story of Saint Finbarrs College.

The Story of Saint Finbarr`s College: Father Slattery`s Contributions to Education and Sports in Nigeria, Badiru Deji