AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION AND THE QUEST FOR CURBING CORRUPTION AND OTHER SOCIAL VICES IN NIGERIA
Abstract
This work examined the "African Traditional Religion and the Quest for Curbing Corruption and Other Social Vices in Nigeria. The main aim of this work is to identify the practices within Traditional Religion that are relevant in curbing corruption in Nigeria. Attempts were made to identify the effectiveness of Traditional Religious practices in curbing corruption in Nigeria, and to identify the perceived prospects of using these practices in minimizing corruption in Nigeria. The methods for this research is a combination of socio-historical, Descriptive, Narrative and phenomenological approaches. Both primary and secondary sources have been engaged in data collection source reference for advance research in the same area.
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