The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
The federal government has been advised to seek effective dialogue, to address the increasing number of religious conflicts in the country.
This call was made by religious studies experts and scholars of different faith, at a Programme organised to proffer solutions on ways to achieve peaceful coexistence through dialogue in the country.
They also want all hands on deck, in ensuring Nigeria remains a united entity, urging the federal government not to allow any form of secession, either through religion or ethnic sentiments.
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