Bajju Christian conversion in the Middle Belt of Nigeria:
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adam_text | Contents Figures...............................................................................................................ix Maps.................................................................................................................. xi Tables............................................................................................................. xiii Preface............................................................................................................. xv Abbreviations................................................................................................ xix 1 Bajju Christian Conversion.........................................................................1 Introduction.................................................................................................. 1 The first Bajju Christians ............................................................................3 African traditional religions and religious change....................................5 Religious conversion.................................................................................... 7 2 Bajju Traditional Culture......................................................................... 11 Introduction................................................................................................ 11 God and spirits........................................................................................... 11 Spirit-possession cult................................................................................. 14
Oaths...........................................................................................................15 Repentance and retracting oaths.........................................................15 Witchcraft................................................................................................... 16 Dreams........................................................................................................16 v
VI Bajju Christian Conversion in the Middle Beh of Nigeria Values..........................................................................................................16 Marriage..................................................................................................... 17 Sacrifice...................................................................................................... 18 Men’s secret organization..........................................................................18 3 Precolonial Hausa-Fulani Emirates and the Bajju.............................. 21 Zazzau and Jema’a Emirates, and the Bajju in the precolonial period....22 Bajju and emirates interaction.................................................................. 25 Slavery in Bajju proverbs.................................................................... 31 Trade and raids.......................................................................................... 32 Jema’a Emirate and the Bajju in the precolonial era.............................. 33 Summary....................................................................................................34 4 The Bajju under Colonialism...................................................................35 Colonialism established.............................................................................35 Indirect Rule...............................................................................................38 Colonial administration under two Emirates: 1900-1934..................... 44 The Bajju under Jema’a
Emirate.........................................................45 The Bajju and Kanikom attack on the emir ofJema’a....................... 46 Headquarters of Jema’a Emirate........................................................ 47 Bajju-Agorok boundary dispute................................................................47 The Bajju under Zaria Emirate.................................................................50 Considerations of possible administrative changesin Southern Zaria ....51 Under Zaria Emirate: 1934-1960.............................................................52 Bajju efforts to change the political structure......................................... 53 Government efforts for reform.................................................................57 Economic development under colonialism..............................................59 Overview of the colonial period...............................................................62 5 Missions in Northern Nigeria................................................................. 65 Introduction................................................................................................65 Early missionaries in northern Nigeria.................................................... 65 Missions and education....................................................................... 69 Missions and medical work.................................................................72 Missions and economic development.................................................74
Discussion...................................................................................................75 6 Mission Societies and Denominations in Southern Raduna State....77 Introduction................................................................................................77 Christian mission work under the colonial administration.............. 77 Christianity and education..................................................................77 Bajju response to Christianity............................................................. 78 Missions and language........................................................................ 79 Denominational teachings on morality............................................. 80 SIM, formerly Sudan Interior Mission......................................................80 Early “Sudan” churches and converts.................................................83 Growth of SIM work............................................................................ 88
Contents vil Evangelical Church Winning All, formerly the Evangelical Church of West Africa..................................................................................89 Roman Catholic missionary work............................................................ 89 First African Church Mission Inc., formerly the United Native African Church............................................................................... 93 Annual Meeting....................................................................................94 UNA teaching on morality...................................................................94 Church Mission Society and the Anglican Church................................. 95 Baptists....................................................................................................... 97 Baptist Home Mission.......................................................................... 97 Nigerian Baptist Mission......................................................................98 Baptist educational work.....................................................................99 Organizational structure....................................................................100 Baptist teachings on morality........................................................... 100 Cherubim and Seraphim Church........................................................... 101 Cherubim and Seraphim distinctives................................................101 Leadership.......................................................................................... 103
Morality...............................................................................................104 Assemblies of God................................................................................... 104 Methodist Church....................................................................................104 Other denominations...............................................................................105 Interdenominational Christian organizations....................................... 105 Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Brigade...................................................... 105 New Life for All.................................................................................. 105 Bible translation...................................................................................... 106 Discussion.................................................................................................107 7 Religious Change Interview Schedule..............................................109 Sample population...................................................................................109 Constructing and testing the interview schedule..................................109 Possible sample bias................................................................................110 Sample selection...................................................................................... Ill Rural sample selection....................................................................... 112 Urban sample selection..................................................................... 113
Demographic characteristics of the sample.......................................... 115 Age...................................................................................................... 115 Sex....................................................................................................... 115 Education..................................................................................................116 Economic status....................................................................................... 117 The language context..............................................................................119 Discussion.................................................................................................123 8 Religious Change Statistics............................................................... 125 Religious preference................................................................................126 Reasons for religious preference............................................................ 127
viii Bajju Christian Conversion in the Middle Belt of Nigeria Religious reasons for accepting Christianity.................................... 127 Sociological reasons for accepting Christianity.............................. 128 Miscellaneous reasons for accepting Christianity........................... 128 Personal reasons for accepting Christianity..................................... 128 Sociological reasons for rejecting Islam.......................................... 129 Religious reasons for rejecting Islam................................................130 Political reasons for rejecting Islam.................................................130 Personal reasons for rejecting Islam................................................. 130 Economic factors in conversion.............................................................. 131 Influence of individuals in conversion................................................... 131 Christian conversion and knowledge of Jesus.......................................133 Influence of dreams in conversion..........................................................137 Christianity and retention of traditional religious beliefs.................... 138 Do the ancestors communicate through dreams?............................138 Prayer to God through ancestors.......................................................139 Belief in nkut...................................................................................... 140 Belief in reincarnation....................................................................... 141 Belief in the place of
the afterlife..................................................... 142 Discussion.................................................................................................143 9 Factors affecting Bajju Christian Conversion.....................................145 Traditional religious beliefs and Christianity....................................... 147 Religion and social structure contrasts between Christianity and Bajju traditional culture....................................................... 152 Religious factors affecting Christian conversion..............................152 Political factors affecting Christian conversion...............................154 Social factors affecting Christian conversion................................... 155 Language use factors affecting Christian conversion...................... 155 Questions to be answered....................................................................... 157 Appendix A: Villages with Churches among the Bajju....................... 161 Appendix B: Interview Schedule..............................................................167 Appendix C: Jju-English Glossary.......................................................... 175 Appendix D: Archival References from the National Archives of Raduna (NAK)...................................................................................... 179 References................................................................................................... 183 Index.............................................................................................................
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Bajju Christian Conversion in the Middle Belt of Nigeria Carol V. McKinney SIL International® Publications in Ethnography 47 Why have large numbers of the Bajju people of the Middle Belt of Nigeria become Christians? The first conversions occurred in 1929 and today almost one hundred percent of the Bajju claim to be Christians, so this people movement happened within a relatively short period. McKinney details the various contexts in which religious change took place among the Bajju: in traditional Bajju culture, in their relations with the HausaFulani, in the British colonial context, and in the missionary context. She presents the results of an in-depth interview schedule administered in 1984 and 2011 to respondents in both a rural village and a Kaduna suburb. This longitudinal study, together with the author s involvement in participant observation, personal language learning, and archival records research, help provide answers to the questions of why, and to what degree, a worldview paradigm shift has occurred among the Bajju. The author also discusses some traditional religious beliefs retained by Bajju Christians, and charts traditional religious beliefs with biblical texts. Bajju Christian Conversion in the Middle Belt of Nigeria will be essential to anthropologists specializing in conversion studies, and be of interest to missiologists, and to the Bajju people themselves. It is a companion volume to Baranzan s People: An Ethnohistory of the Bajju of the Middle Belt of Nigeria, published by SIL International® 2019. Carol V. McKinney (PhD, Southern Methodist
University), along with husband Norris and their children, lived among the Bajju people of northern Nigeria over ten years while conducting fieldwork in anthropology and linguistics. ISBN 47fl-l-55b71-34fl-4 978155671398990000 9
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