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Abstract
Extremist organisations have been using religion as a catalyst for violence for a few years. Discrimination by members of the political elite and manipulation of sociopolitical sentiments exacerbate this. The potential of VAR in Nigerian interfaith communication and conflict resolution is examined in this essay. Secondary sources of information for the article included textbooks, journal articles, newspapers, and tech blogs. The results showed that VAR could be a major factor in enhancing religious communication and conflict resolution in Nigeria. The report also acknowledges that institutional shortcomings exacerbate religious conflict and hinder interfaith communication, creating gaps in situation management. In order to foster peace, the study suggests incorporating VAR into interfaith dialogue and conflict resolution in Nigeria.