The Skirmishes (Conflicts) Between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria
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| contents | <p>Abstract <br>The skirmishes between Christians and Muslims <br>in Nigeria represent a persistent and complex <br>challenge that has shaped the nation‘s socio<br>political landscape for decades. Rooted in <br>historical, ethnic, economic, and political <br>factors, these conflicts transcend mere religious <br>differences. This study explores the nature, <br>causes, and implications of Christian-Muslim <br>skirmishes with particular attention to flashpoint <br>regions such as the Middle Belt, Kaduna, <br>Plateau, and parts of North-East. The work <br>examines how colonial legacies, competition for <br>land and political power, and mutual suspicion <br>have contributed to recurring tensions between <br>the two religious groups. It also highlights how <br>extremist ideologies, economic marginalization, <br>and the manipulation of religion by political <br>actors escalate minor disagreement into violent <br>confrontations. <br>Furthermore, the research assesses the impact of <br>these conflicts on national cohesion, economic <br>development, intergroup relations, and the safety <br>of lives and property. The displacement of <br>communities, destruction of infrastructure, and <br>erosion of trust between religious adherents are <br>presented as significant consequences. The study <br>alsoevaluatesgovernmentresponses,peacebuildin<br>g initiatives, and the role of religious leaders in <br>promoting reconciliation. It argues that <br>sustainable peace requires inclusive dialogue, <br>equitable distribution of resources, and <br>deliberate efforts to address structural injustices. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Skirmishes (Conflicts) Between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria IJMSRT <p>Abstract <br>The skirmishes between Christians and Muslims <br>in Nigeria represent a persistent and complex <br>challenge that has shaped the nation‘s socio<br>political landscape for decades. Rooted in <br>historical, ethnic, economic, and political <br>factors, these conflicts transcend mere religious <br>differences. This study explores the nature, <br>causes, and implications of Christian-Muslim <br>skirmishes with particular attention to flashpoint <br>regions such as the Middle Belt, Kaduna, <br>Plateau, and parts of North-East. The work <br>examines how colonial legacies, competition for <br>land and political power, and mutual suspicion <br>have contributed to recurring tensions between <br>the two religious groups. It also highlights how <br>extremist ideologies, economic marginalization, <br>and the manipulation of religion by political <br>actors escalate minor disagreement into violent <br>confrontations. <br>Furthermore, the research assesses the impact of <br>these conflicts on national cohesion, economic <br>development, intergroup relations, and the safety <br>of lives and property. The displacement of <br>communities, destruction of infrastructure, and <br>erosion of trust between religious adherents are <br>presented as significant consequences. The study <br>alsoevaluatesgovernmentresponses,peacebuildin<br>g initiatives, and the role of religious leaders in <br>promoting reconciliation. It argues that <br>sustainable peace requires inclusive dialogue, <br>equitable distribution of resources, and <br>deliberate efforts to address structural injustices. </p> |
| title | The Skirmishes (Conflicts) Between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17994687 |