Cultural Plurality, National Integration and the Security Dilemma in Nigeria.

Cultural Plurality, National Integration and the Security Dilemma in Nigeria.

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The cultural plurality of the Nigerian State has been a major factor in the make-up of the policy environment as well as policy frameworks of national leadership from independence. Cultural pluralism could be a uniting or divisive factor, and for Nigeria, it has been more instrumental in the challenge of nationhood, culminating in a Civil War, agitations for state creation, sovereign national...
 
Published at Covenant University Journal of Politics and International Affairs
Volume 2
Issue 1
Pages 81-93
Published in 2014
 
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Folarin, S., Olanrewaju, I.P. and Ajayi, L.A.
Olanrewaju Ilemobola » Ilemobola Peter Olanrewaju is a Lecturer II in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria. He is widely published in the areas of African conflict, peace and security studies. His articles are published in revered books and academic journal outlets indexed in ISI, Scopus, etc. and presented in international conferences that are indexed... view full profile
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