Intersecting Histories: Colonialism, Sectarianism, and Faith-Based Persecution in Nigeria

Omonye Omoigberale · Joshua Sunday Ayantayo · Mubarak Tukur · Esther Ojone Joseph

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In Nigeria’s intricate socio-political landscape, faith communities occupy a precarious position, where religious identity intersects with power, resistance, and historical marginalization. This ph...

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