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Religious conflict, sharia question and Nigerian unity
One of the noticeable problems in Nigeria’s political history is religious conflict. Religious conflict has threatened the unity of Nigeria, because of the inherent politics played along with it. However, this problem was an age long phenomenon, as old as the emergence of modem Nigeria, with the adv...
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