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iaajah-1441	Solomon Osekene (Ph.D); Ile, Onyebuchi James (Ph.D)	THE IMPLICATIONS OF WOLE SOYINKA’S SEASON OF ANOMY FOR CONFLICT STUDIES IN NIGERIA	2021	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6950	324	55	Natural Resources as External Factor in fueling Ethnic Conflict in Nigeria Like in Nigeria, where the presence of natural resources has been contributing to ethnic conflict, in Season of Anomy some of the causes of the ethnic conflict are also the presence of natural resources. While ethnic conflict theorist, G. William, believe on the one hand that “the federal character of Nigeria refers to the distinctive desire of the people of Nigeria to promote national unity, foster national loyalty, and give every citizen of Nigeria a sense of belonging to the nation notwithstanding the diversities of the ethnic origin, culture, language or religion which may exist” (151), Donald Horowitz insists that “modernisation theories of ethnicity commonly also stress that the benefits of modernity are not equally spread among ethnic groups; this uneven distribution of economic and educational opportunities in the modern sector is an important source of group tensions” (103).	cache/iaajah-1441.pdf	txt/iaajah-1441.txt