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September 10, 2025Theologia ViatorumOpen Access

The impact of corruption and violence on Christian participation in Nigerian politics

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PNPeace N. NgwokeUniversity of Nigeria

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Implication

Discourse analysis highlights how corruption and violence discourage Christian participation in politics.

Key Points

  • Corruption and violence significantly reduce active participation of Christians in Nigerian politics, fostering apathy.
  • The study reveals that lack of political education contributes to disengagement among Christians from the political process.
  • Through discourse analysis, underlying factors are identified that discourage political engagement among Christians.
  • Addressing violence and corruption is essential for enhancing democracy and encouraging Christian involvement in politics.

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Peace N. Ngwoke (2025) studied this question.

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