Nigeria's Decades of Blood
Jan H. Boer 

5.25 x 8 - 160 Pages
Studies in Christian-Muslim Relations--Volume 1

What is going to happen between Christians and Muslims?

This book tells you what is happening in a country where fifty million Muslims and fifty million Christians face each other—Nigeria. Over the last twenty years, rivers of blood have flowed into the abyss. This book describes Nigeria’s religious riots, and how it all happened—the killings, the violence, the arson of churches and mosques, homes and businesses.

It answers these questions:

Who started what?
How did it get started?
Who got hurt, and how many people got killed?
What did Christians do? What about the Muslims?
What did the government do about it? Or the police?

Nigeria’s Decades of Blood is the first book in the series, Studies in Christian-Muslim Relations . Subsequent books will discuss the underlying issues that affect the relationship between these two religions.

Dr. Jan H. Boer (Ph.D – Amsterdam) has worked in Nigeria for a total of thirty years. He has served the Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria, TEKAN (Fellowship of the Churches of Christ in Nigeria), the institute of Church and Society, Christian Council of Nigeria, and Christian Health Association of Nigeria. He taught for some years at the Theological College of Northern Nigeria. He has written several books and numerous articles, mostly on social issues. Visit his web site: www.Social Theology.com. He is now retired, continuing his research and writing in Vancouver, Canada, with occasional trips back to Nigeria.