Participants at a Christian-Muslim dialogue in Yola have called for a broader understanding of Nigerian identity, stressing the need to place humanity, dignity and peaceful coexistence above religious and ethnic differences.
The dialogue, titled “When Religion Becomes Our Primary Identity: A Christian-Muslim Conversation on Religion, Identity and Belonging in Nigeria,” brought together religious leaders, academics, public affairs advocates and other stakeholders to examine the role of religion in shaping identity and relationships in Nigeria.
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