Exploring the Unique Role of Dramatic Literature as Catalyst for National Integration and Peace: Lessons from Ahmed Yarima’s Pari

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Samuel Okoronkwo
Ikechukwu O. Ejelonu
Samuel O. Chukwu-Okoronkwo

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The high level of anxiety occasioned by prevailing realities in the society is so alarming, as it affects almost every aspect of life. Nigeria being a multi-cultural nation with too many ethnic diversities and interest, often experience recurring social-political issues, agitations and other conflict situations. Hence, the unity, development and peace of our nation have come under serious threat as a result of prevailing anxiety. The paper, which highlights the challenges of conflict situations and the need for peaceful resolutions, using Ahmed Yarima’s Pari as paradigm, x-rays the importance of dramatic literature in conscientising the society towards national integration and stability. It submits that dramatic literature should be encouraged as a vital means of transmitting important information and awareness objectives. It concludes that dramatic literature will go a long way in reshaping and re-engineering the society towards lasting peace and unity; and recommends that more dramatic play texts exposing the dangers and effects of violence, and re-educating the populace, especially youths on terrorism eradication be encouraged and made available in educational environments and the society at large in driving desirable attitudinal change.

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Exploring the Unique Role of Dramatic Literature as Catalyst for National Integration and Peace: Lessons from Ahmed Yarima’s Pari. (2025). Integral Research , 2(6), 28-38. https://doi.org/10.57067/

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