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• TITLE: Religion and Politics in Nigerian Society: Problems and Prospects (a Philosophic Probe)

  AUTHORS: Ogugua PaulIkechukwu, OguguaIfunanya Clara

  KEYWORDS: Religion, Politics, Society, Problems, Prospect

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Philosophy, Vol.5 No.3, March 26, 2015

  ABSTRACT: The concepts religion and politics are problematic even at the level of conceptualization. This paper examines the two concepts in the Nigerian society and points out some of the areas of problem, and goes on to argue that peaceful co-existence of both concepts in the Nigerian society is not only possible but also realizable.