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Reach the Last: Hausa People Find ‘a Faith Worth Dying For’
by John Lundy
Hausaland isn’t a country, or a state, or a province. It’s the historic designation for a large region of current-day northern Nigeria in which the Hausa people predominate. Spread across 16 countries in all, only 0.46% of the 55.4 million total Hausa population know Jesus personally.
We want to change that.
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