The Religious Factor in Nigerian History

Record summary

The Religious Factor in Nigerian History is a historical collection examining the roles of Christianity, Islam and indigenous religious institutions in Nigeria. It is a possible lead for research on prophetic authority, healing, revelation and spirit-mediated claims during the twentieth century, especially where religious movements intersected with colonial and postcolonial politics. It is not primarily a psi investigation, and individual contributions vary considerably. Its value is documentary and contextual: it can identify named movements, leaders and archives for more focused verification.