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Hausa of Nigeria
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Hausa of Nigeria: A Hausa child shelters herself from the sun in the shadow cast by a mud hut in a village near Zaria, Nigeria. The Hausa number more than 30 million and are scattered across 16 West African nations. (IMB photo)



Hausa of Nigeria: Muddy water runs down an irrigation trench dug by a Hausa farmer growing tomatoes near Zaria, Nigeria. Islam is the predominant religion of the Hausa, making this West African people the fourth-largest block of Muslims in the world. (IMB photo)

Hausa of Nigeria: Using a heavy wooden stick, a Hausa woman pounds grain in a village near Zaria, Nigeria. There are approximately 280,000 known Christians among the 30 million Hausa. (IMB photo)

Hausa of Nigeria: Prayer is a vital resource for Southern Baptist missionaries, especially those serving in secure areas. These hands belong to a missionary serving among the Hausa of Nigeria. (IMB photo)
Hausa of Nigeria: Southern Baptist missionaries who seek to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Hausa of Nigeria rely heavily on prayer to open doors to their witness. (IMB photo)