Yes, Kenya is in dire need of moral lessons, can our universities help?

Prof Chris Wanjala’s article - Can intellectuals be men and women of God? - in The Standard on Saturday’s June 4, 2016 issue was timely.

The good professor blamed “moral laxity” and run away corruption on our universities’ failure to recognise God’s domineering presence in everything human beings do. Indeed, he proposed that religion should be taught as a common unit to all university students irrespective of their discipline to help contain the fast draining of morals. He challenged his peers in the academy to invoke God’s name and His virtues in their lecture halls.