INTRODUCTION
Religion add meaning and purpose to the lives of followers, granting them an
appreciation of the past and understanding of the present and hope for the
future. According to Axis Research Agency (1972:40), a religion is a belief
system concerning one or more duties and incorporating rituals, ceremonies,
ethical guidelines, and life philosophies. Since the early times of paganism,
religion has diversified and grow to include major monotheistic religious like
Judaism, Christianity and Islam as well as Indian and Far Eastern religious like
Buddhism and Sikhism, Iranic religions like Zoroastrianism and Bahai, and
African indigenous based religion like Santeria. Other belief system including
Atheism and the Mormon church have also developed with time. While religion
dictates peace and goodwill, many battles and divisions have taken place
because of religion.
Religious belief plays an important role in the history of the world. The people
of the world could benefit from learning about the different types of religion.
The Major Religions in Nigeria
The major religions in Nigeria are Islam and Christianity.
Islam: Before the prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.) Arab Communities believed in
multiple God while at the same time a unity of one God. The origins of Islam
go back to the creation of the world and every prophet who came into this world
was to be accepted as God’s messenger. Muslims believe that revelation were
made through all the prophets that entered the world, but that Muhammad
(P.B.U.) made that final absolute revelation which marks the official rise of
Islam in Makkah.

One night in 610 as he was meditating in a cave on mount Hira, the Angel
appeared to him and Muhammad (P.B.U.) began reciting what he believed were
the words of God. This occurred throughout his life. The word were eventually
recorded into the holy Quran and Muhammad (P.B.U.) began preaching God
words. When Muhammad (P.B.U.) proclaimed the message that the people
must believe in one God, many retaliated and planned to kill him. Because of
terrible living conditions and isolation, Muhammad (P.B.U.) took His followers
and migrated to Madina in 622 A.D. The journey is called the HIJRA or
PILGRIMAGE and mark the Muslim New year. A few years later, Muhammad
(P.B.U.) has an astonishing numbers of followers and began to spread his
message at a faster rate. Muhammad (P.B.U.) returned to Makkah with over
10,000 followers and conquered the land after a bloodless battle. Muhammad
(P.B.U.) death in 632 A. D. was a catastrophic event for Muslim.
CHRISTIANITY: Jesus was born in Bethlehem in the Holy land to a virgin
named Mary. Being fully human, Jesus is believed to have suffered the pains
and temptations of mortals but never sinned. Because Jesus is also considered
to be God incarnate He returned to life to fulfil the Messianic prophecy. The
birth of Jesus is the realization of the Old Testament prophecies about messiah
who would save the Jewish people. The coming of Jesus as the Messiah is the
underlying belief of Christianity but differs from the Jewish belief. Any one
who believes in the death and resurrection of Jesus with re-unit with God and
can be granted salvation and a life in eternity. The death and resurrection of
Jesus Christ. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is significant point in the history
of Christianity and the basis of all Christian belief. Around the age of 30, Jesus
began teaching through parables and performing miracles, with help from this
His twelve (12) disciples. When Jesus Christ claimed that He spoke to God;
officials became outraged and persecuted Him. He was eventually crucified for
being a heretic and His body was place in a tomb.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
According to Encyclopedia (2008), Alkalawa came into existence when Zazzau
was taken other Borno (Shehu Borno) sent his delegate diverse to Zazzau for
him. Magajin Mallam was there to select who would be emir, and Kachalla was
the Chief judge. Alkalawa road formed part of Tudun Wada under Kaduna
south local government area of Kaduna state, which was itself being
transformed from the native authority system to a modern local government
system.
The geographical area is about 150 square kilometers, while the population of
the people residing there is about one hundred and forty seven thousand people
(147,000) as at 1991 census, but in some recent statistic by the INEC late 2004
stated that there are three hundred and twenty one thousand people (321,000) in
the district. These setup brought together different ethnic groups and since the
establishment of the settlement in 1901, different people have been living with
each other peacefully despite the differences in their cultural and religious
background. This was made possible through inter-marriages, business
partnership and sense of belonging to one entity. Area are mostly Hausas,
which among includes civil servant and traders with a large population in the
rural areas involved in buying and selling.

History of Liberty Radio
Liberty radio was incorporated in the year 2007, it is a Nigerian Communication
Commission (NCC) and National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) license
holder aimed at revolutionizing the Nigeria’s information and commission
industry to the standard of global competitiveness. The liberty radio was
established to provide guidance and solutions in the complex world of digital
migration. Whilst the call is to move from analog to digital broadcasting, it has
become very apparent that very few people/companies (including those
involved in broadcast supplies for long) understand what this means. Confusion
prevails and in the process, many are passing off analog or hybrid equipment in
the name of digital migration. The danger in this is that many broadcasters are
buying equipment that they will soon have to replace.
Liberty radio have made very remarkable impact in the area of enlightening and
educating various organisations within the country. It consist of several
departments, which includes news department, accounts department, marketing
department, engineering department and administrative department. Then its
organizational interim structure consist of executive chairman, station manager,
group direction administrator and finance, I.T./Web unit, manager engineering,
manager marketing, manager politics/news and current affairs, manager
administration and finance, print marketing officer, senior engineer, junior
engineer, marketing officer and so on.

The vision of the organization is to revolutionizing the Nigeria’s information
and communication industry to the standard of global competitiveness and their
mission is to provide guidance and solutions in complex world of digital
migration.