Religious Fundamentalism and Stereotypes in Nigeria’s Social Relations: Prospects for National Integration

Religious Fundamentalism and Stereotypes in Nigeria’s Social Relations: Prospects for National Integration

Religion has served both as a vehicle for the formation of states and as one of the mediums of instigating violence in human society. Nigeria is a complex society with a multiplicity of religious adherence, loyalty and commitments. Since the return to democracy in 1999, there has been an intensification of religious consciousness amongst religious groups which has manifested in the sudden surge...
 
Published at A Journal of the Faculty of Arts Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. (Accepted for Publication)
Published in 2017
 
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