Qualitative analysis shows inter-religious dialogue promotes harmony in Nigeria's diverse religious landscape.
Religious pluralism in Nigeria's West Africa is characterized by diverse religious beliefs coexisting within communities and institutions. Data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews with religious leaders, community members, and scholars. A significant proportion (45%) of respondents highlighted inter-religious dialogue as essential for resolving conflicts within their communities. Inter-faith initiatives have shown promise in fostering mutual respect and understanding among Nigeria's major religions. Promoting regular inter-faith dialogues and educational programmes can further enhance religious harmony in Nigerian West Africa.
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