ATYAP, Hausa, Fulanis sign peace treaty in Zangon Kataf.
24 August 2020 |
3:49 pm
TVC News Correspondent, Tesem Akande gives an insight int the peace treaty signed by the ATYAP, Hausa, and Fulani in Zangon Kataf.
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