Plateau Peace Building Agency (PPBA) and Kaduna State Peace Commission (KSPC) are collaborating to advance the peace process between the Ganawuri (Riyom Local Government Area) and Attakar communities (Kaura Local Government Area) in Plateau and Kaduna states respectively. Already two interactive sessions have been held at Abuja and Jos with traditional leaders from both communities, PPBA and KSPC, and representatives from the US embassy and United States Institute for Peace (USIP) attending as observers and facilitators. At their last interactive session in Jos, the traditional rulers of Ganawuri, HRH, Ata Ten Yakubu

Kaduna State Peace Commission (KAPECOM) has stepped up efforts aimed resolving the crisis between Gure and Kahugu communities in Lere and Kauru local government areas of Kaduna State. Both communities are locked in a boundary tussle that has claimed lives and property in the last three years. At the centre of the crisis is a patch of land stretching nearly ten kilometres, and which is considered fertile for agricultural purposes by both communities. A KAPECOM delegation visited the area in December 2019 on a fact finding mission and held discussions with the

 Kaduna State Peace Commission has commended the Kaduna State Government on the steps taken so far to contain and manage the outbreak of the coronavirus disease known as COVID 19. A press statement issued by the Board of KAPECOM praised the leadership role Governor Nasir el-Rufai has so far played to contain the spread of the disease in the state, saying all efforts should henceforth be channelled towards ensuring that the virus spread was limited. The Board and members of KSPC viewed the present period of distress as one that calls for