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Islam and Violence Controversy Returns at Presentation of Book on Boko Haram

Posted By: adminon: June 30, 2017In: BookspaceTags: Bishop Ignatius Kaigama, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, CITAD, Sheikh Abubakar Gumi, Spectrum BooksNo CommentsViews:
Islam and Violence Controversy Returns at Presentation of Book on Boko Haram

Arguably, the first of such book to have rolled out of the press in Nigeria entered the national market today along with the controversy as to the very nature of Islam in relation to violenc... Read more

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Wazirin Katsina Shocks Peace Practitioners on Christian – Muslim Relations at Holy Sites Conference

Posted By: adminon: June 12, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: Bishop Ignatius Kaigama, Chom Bagu, Habasha, Interfaith Mediation Centre, KAICIID, Negash, Search for Common Ground, Sharon Rose, Universal Code on Protection of Holy Sites, Wazirin KatsinaNo CommentsViews:
Wazirin Katsina Shocks Peace Practitioners on Christian – Muslim Relations at Holy Sites Conference

The struggle to close the gap between different religions in Nigeria, especially Christians and Muslims, might have gathered more weight Monday in Abuja, Nigeria if the warm reception for th... Read more

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