Hausa is spoken by about 50 Million people, making it one of the largest spoken languages in Africa.

Preserving the Hausa cultural value is crucial to keeping us connected to our roots, building community identity, encouraging diversity, enhancing education through historical knowledge, boosting local economies, and safeguarding heritage and customs for future generations.

Through the Museum of Hausa Arts & Heritage, a digital archive that showcases the rich and ancient culture of the Hausa people, digitising the Heritage of the Hausa Tribe serves as a mirror reflecting our past and influencing our society's future.