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Judith Nendelmun Eigege

National Judicial Institute, Abuja Nigeria

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Research Article Vol. 9, Issue 1

VIOLENT SECTARIAN CONFLICTS IN NIGERIA: WHY A SOLUTION SEEMS FAR

Ozurumba Darlingto*, Judith Nendelmun Eigege, Fatima Alhassan Mohammed

Nigeria has continued to experience violent sectarian conflicts and it is worrisome that it continues to be on the increase. The reason for this cannot be far-fetched as the challenges of preventing such conflicts are enormous. This is especially true because even with the presence of a legal framework for the prevention of such conflicts, Nigeria ...

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Research Article Vol. 8, Issue 1

LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE PREVENTION OF VIOLENT SECTARIAN CONFLICT IN NIGERIA

Ozurumba Darlingto*, Judith Nendelmun Eigege

Nigeria has enjoyed 61 years of independence from British colonial rule and within this period, several violent sectarian conflicts have been recorded and seems to be increasing. From the first recorded violent sectarian conflict in 1966 which had devastating effects on the Federal Government, to the civil war which threatened the corporate existen...

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