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Religious Space in the Nigerian Public Sphere: Its Burdens and Prospects

It is sociological truism that public sphere discourse is multidimensional and multidisciplinary in content and context 1 . Relating it to Governance in Africa to which, it is closely knitted, we notice that more often than not an average political scientist across the globe does think that African public sphere particularly political spaces are primarily characterised mainly by political smartness, ingenuity, manipulation, strategising, calculating, harnessing of good political manifestoes, consistent campaigns, simple foresightedness, formulation and effective execution of political policies…