Believing is a Right and Respecting is a Duty.

1.- Can you freely express your religion in your country?

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Yes, I can freely express my religion in my country. Nigeria is where I am from, and in Nigeria, freedom of worship is part of the fundamental human rights that every citizen enjoys. Nigeria as a citizen of Nigeria, I can freely express my religion anywhere and at any time that I deem fit to express my religion in a way that wouldn't result in conflict.

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2.- Have you experienced or lived rejection for your religious beliefs?

Yes, I have experience. I am a Christian from the northern part of Nigeria during my days in school we went for evangelism to win soil for Christ but it got to a place where would have to stop and turn back because the people in the area were mostly Muslim and idol worshipers in the community which there don't have regard for Christianity.

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3.- Have you been aware of a case or incident where the right to freedom of worship has been violated?

As I said in Nigeria freedom of worship is part of the fundamental human right that Nigerians enjoy. However, I have seen an incident where the right to freedom of worship was violated, which ought not to be so.

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4.- Believing is a right and respecting is a duty... But is this fulfilled?

This is not fully fulfilled in Nigeria, which I mostly said because some people believe in God but cannot show respect for their fellow humans, which respect is one of the good things the Bible taught us about. To fulfill what we believe in is very difficult.

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5.- Do you think that the authorities in your country respect freedom of worship?

Yes, there do. In Nigeria, the government and those in authority show respect for freedom of worship as it is part of the fundamental human right in Nigeria. This is the reason why there are so many churches and mosques in Nigeria, where. Wherever you go, you will see a religious center that is freely operated.

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