2017
DOI: 10.18533/rss.v2i5.86
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Ethno-Religious Pluralism and Sustainable National Development: The Nigeria Experience

Abstract: Ethno-religious pluralism and sustainable national development in Nigeria seem a paradox as well as an unattainable goal. Lives and properties have been recklessly destroyed with unabated zeal without giving consideration to our national diversities. This study was carried out in sixteen Nigerian Universities with a sample was made up of 800 lecturers divided into north and south. The sampling technique adopted was the multi-staged random sampling technique; data was generated through the use of a structured q… Show more

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