Nigerian interfaith women’s group awarded Aachen Peace Prize
By DW
15 November 2021 |
6:33 am
Countering violence in their homeland by peaceful means has been the goal of thousands of Muslim and Christian women in Kaduna, Nigeria. They have been awarded the Aachen Peace Prize for their work.
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