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Hausa Day: Professor honoured as Hausa community chancellor in Europe
Africa2026 International Hausa Day celebration
Professor Adamu Gwarzo has been appointed as the Chancellor of the Hausa Community in Europe, announced during the 2026 International Hausa Day celebration in Paris, France.
The role aims to strengthen the cultural identity of Hausa communities in Europe and maintain links between Hausa-speaking communities worldwide.
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- International Hausa Day is observed annually on August 26
- Professor Adamu Gwarzo is the founding President of the Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria Group
- The event promotes the language and culture of Hausa-speaking communities worldwide
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- Strengthening of cultural identity and links between Hausa-speaking communities
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Promotion of language and culture of Hausa-speaking communities worldwide
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- 6m agoPremium Times Nigeria: The new role places Mr Gwarzo at the centre of efforts to strengthen the cultural identity of Hausa communities in Europe and maintain links
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