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Testimonials from the 'Commitment to Peace and Dialogue Pact' recently signed on the 6th June, 2022 by youths and elders of Atyap, Hausa and Fulani communities in Atyap Chiefdom of Zango Kataf LGA of Kaduna-Nigeria.

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Catherine (Christian) and Hajiya Marwanatu (Muslim) were neighbours who lived peacefully in Kasuwan Magani community in Kaduna. In the year 2018, there was a religious crisis that claimed the lives and property of many. Catherine and Marwanatu were both victims of the atrocity. Catherine, whose only daughter and husband were massacred in front of her, she only survived by grace as the perpetrators argued among themselves with options to kill or let her live. Her home was set on fire and destroyed. Marwanatu's husband was also killed gruesomely and their house burned down to ashes.

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On the 28th March, 2022 LEGASI and sub-grantees from Kaduna on the Partnership for Peace (P4P) project paid an advocacy visit to the office of the Commissioner, Internal Security and Home Affairs - Mr. Samuel Aruwan. We also had present sub-grantee representatives from Victor Abarshi, Village Debbo Care - VDCare and Carefronting.

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Atyaps, Hausa and Fulani Youths in Zangon Kataf LGA, Kaduna working working towards living together peacefully
Atyaps a community in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area, Kaduna South has had its own fair share of historical intercommunal clashes. The origins of these conflict dates back to 1992 where restricted access to resources became the motivation for continuous crisis and reprisal attacks between the Atyaps indigenes, Hausa community and the Fulanis. With the heightened crisis in early 1990 which reached its peak in 1992 over the relocation of a market which led to the displacement of the Hausa community. The return of the Hausa community met with the challenges of land encroachment which activated a type of land dispute between the Atyap and Hausa communities.

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