Conflicts and Inter-Group Relations in Nigeria: What Way Forward

Conflicts and Inter-Group Relations in Nigeria: What Way Forward

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Nigeria existed as tribal groups before the colonial era. With the diplomacy of the British,
 
Published at Biudiscourse, Journal of Arts & Education, Benson Idahosa University, Benin City. Vol. 2 No. 2,
Published in 2008
 
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Iruonagbe, T.C. & George, T.
Iruonagbe Charles » Dr. Iruonagbe, Tunde Charles hails from Ozalla Clan, Owan West Local Government Area, Edo State, Nigeria. He attended Isiuwa Primary School, N.I.F.O.R. Benin; Government College Ughelli, Delta State and St. Davids’ College, Evboneka, Benin. He went on to study Sociology at Edo State University, Ekpoma. He also obtained a Masters degree in Sociology of Development from the University of... view full profile
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