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Religion and Social Control in Nigeria:The Rise and Rise of Secularization and Fanaticism
Religion as well as its institutions in every society has always played a pivotal role in the maintenance of social order and control, as well as fostered social change, disorder, deviance, social death and re-birth. this paper focuses on the dynamic nature of the relationship between religion and s...
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