Religious Militancy and Self-Assertion: Islam and Politics in Nigeria

Abstract

The context - religion and national integration the old and the new Caliphates North, One God - Islam and political legitimation Rumblings below the River Niger - protest by the Yoruba Muslims religious bigotry the Shari'a in politics violence and deprivation - the Kaduna State experience the religious palaver - a memo to the state violence in Zangon-Kataf, 1992 - the national question.

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