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This work is a collection of both personal experience and those of others; the book chronicles the sad, unfortunate and very avoidable inadequacies of religious intolerance across the world with specific focus on Nigeria. It is more like a sad commentary on the human inability to come to terms with such words as communal, unity, together, association, society, friendship, and even religion. While exposing the techniques, methods and tactics employed to demonstrate intolerance, the book provides simple easy-to-follow steps and guide to a peaceful society. It also gives a detailed picture of the psychological effect of religious intolerance, which is increasingly becoming violent, on victims as well as its impact on food production and the economy in general.
About the author
Dan J. Embaga tiene un máster en Administración de Empresas (MBA) y un máster en Estudios sobre la Paz y los Conflictos por la Universidad de Maiduguri y la Universidad Federal de Lafia, en el estado de Nasarawa, respectivamente. Es el Director Ejecutivo de la Iniciativa Medioambiental Shelterlife, una organización no gubernamental con sedes en los estados de Yobe y Nasarawa (Nigeria).
