Can Muslims and Christians Forgive Each Other To Live in Peace?

For decades, Muslims and Christians in Nigeria have lived in peace, irrespective of faith and tribal affiliation. Today, the communities are segregated along religious lines and this has greatly affected the peaceful coexistence enjoyed in the country years back.

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