Hausa

So I want to encourage you.

because the lord told me that many people are grateful but we are not thankful that's why i decided to take these few minutes to teach you because you see every time god rebukes a ministry is the leaders that are to be blamed hallelujah if i don't teach you there's no god cannot blame you and hold you accountable when he fell who did god go to was he blind didn't he see if said adam what happened adam said the woman oh may i not say the people hallelujah praise the lord say lord i receive grace i receive courage i know that many of you many of you are ashamed you are just saying i don't speak english very well who cares Say it in Hausa.

Or say it in your language and call an interpreter.

Oh yes.

I invite you to put a little breath into your hands and offer it up to this story.

This story which comes to us from a long way off, from Nigeria in Africa, from the Hausa people, from a

book,

a book that was waiting behind another book that I followed into a library.

So that was what Crowdsource is all about.

And alhamdulillah, I got to join exclusive calls with different Google directors, being invited to represent Hausa, Fulani language, invited to represent Nigeria and Nigeria.

It was really, really amazing.

It was one of my journey that actually helped me in becoming who I am today.

And that manifesto is in all languages in Nigeria.

English, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Kanuri, Ibibio, Shekiri, whatever language you speak.

If I have not mentioned your language, I'm sorry, because two hours is very short, but all the languages are there.

I will have it in hard form, soft form.

So the English was launched in Abuja.

The Yoruba launched in...

We are launching the Hausa in Kaduna and Shokoto.

And Kanuri is launched in Midiguri for Fude, Gombe and Yola.

by Idina Siru.

All the years what I have developed was mostly locally consumed, either in the local language of Hausa or maybe Yoruba or Igbo.

Now I'm having my content aired to a larger audience in the UK and beyond, so it's really an incredible feeling and I'm looking forward to it.

It's wonderful to hear the artistry implicit in everybody who was involved, everybody who was in the room, who brought it to life.

A man leading a group of young men in uniform, and they're jogging in formation, and they're chanting.

They're chanting in Hausa.

And they sing about getting AK-47s traveling to attack the infidels during Sunday worship.

And then they sing about moving on to the next town to kill more.