Religion has unfortunately and ironically become somewhat the obstacle to national cohesion, development and growth in Nigeria today. All matters, political, educational, bureaucratic and social, have come to be commonly handled within the retrogressive polarisation of Muslims and Christians. However, the truth is that problems have their witty ways of pushing individuals and societies to go beyond boundaries to search for solutions. Interreligious crises, which have cost the nation innumerable lives and properties, have pushed people of all walks of life to frantically search for solutions to these and the many related threatening matters that Nigerian society faces today. The complexities of this reality are what this book under review has undertaken to examine in twelve well researched articles.
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