Multi-Cultural Integration in Federal States: Catalyst for National Development in Nigeria

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Okechukwu Egwu IBIAM
Okechukwu Egwu IBIAM
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Godwin I. UDEUHELE
Godwin I. UDEUHELE
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Groupson -Paul OKECHUKWU
Groupson -Paul OKECHUKWU
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Chukwuemeka E. IBE
Chukwuemeka E. IBE
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Moses O. AGUDIEGWU
Moses O. AGUDIEGWU
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Harrison O. IWUALA
Harrison O. IWUALA
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Felix NWANKWO
Felix NWANKWO

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Challenges of multi-culturalism among federal nation have continued to attract scholarly discourses on the need for the citizens of such states like Nigeria to chart a common course for their development through the creation of synergies that foster unity against their divisive tendencies. Debates here focus on problems of obnoxious and divisive tendencies that work against citizens’ integration for greater national development, with emphasis on charting a course for their development. This paper focuses on helping Nigeria’s federal system overcome their challenges by fostering the principles of unity in diversity, cultural integration and their commitment to common national ideals.

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Okechukwu Egwu IBIAM. 2026. \u201cMulti-Cultural Integration in Federal States: Catalyst for National Development in Nigeria\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - F: Political Science GJHSS-F Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue F8): .

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Challenges of multi-culturalism among federal nation have continued to attract scholarly discourses on the need for the citizens of such states like Nigeria to chart a common course for their development through the creation of synergies that foster unity against their divisive tendencies. Debates here focus on problems of obnoxious and divisive tendencies that work against citizens’ integration for greater national development, with emphasis on charting a course for their development. This paper focuses on helping Nigeria’s federal system overcome their challenges by fostering the principles of unity in diversity, cultural integration and their commitment to common national ideals.

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Multi-Cultural Integration in Federal States: Catalyst for National Development in Nigeria

Okechukwu Egwu IBIAM
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Godwin I. UDEUHELE
Godwin I. UDEUHELE
Groupson -Paul OKECHUKWU
Groupson -Paul OKECHUKWU
Chukwuemeka E. IBE
Chukwuemeka E. IBE
Moses O. AGUDIEGWU
Moses O. AGUDIEGWU
Harrison O. IWUALA
Harrison O. IWUALA
Felix NWANKWO
Felix NWANKWO

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