Citation

Adetoye D, Opeyemi Omilusi MI. Glob. J. Arts Humanit. Soc. Sci. 2015; 3(1): 51-58.

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(Copyright © 2015, E-A Journals)

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Abstract

Nigeria is a plural society. By this is meant the country is a melting pot of ethnic nationalities, class, regions, religions and other socio-cultural markers. Its pluralism has shaped and continued to manifest in its politics. The political class, in collaboration with their religious counterparts has exploited ethnicity and religion as symbols of mobilization and …

Language: en