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Ethics of self-sacrifice as an antidote to political corruption in the contemporary Nigeria
Sacrifice as a concept is multifaceted in nature and efforts have been made at different quarters to underscore its importance. Many scholars have examined the concept from different dimensions. However, an area which seems to have been largely ignored over the years is the ethical dimension of self...
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