The Hun-Saare, also called Duka (the federal profile writes Dukawa), are a people of Rijau LGA in Niger State and Sakaba LGA in Kebbi State, speaking the Kainji language Hun–Saare (Roger Blench's Atlas of Nigerian Languages, 2020).
The Hun-Saare, also called Duka (the federal profile writes Dukawa), are a people of Rijau LGA in Niger State and Sakaba LGA in Kebbi State, speaking the Kainji language Hun–Saare (Roger Blench's Atlas of Nigerian Languages, 2020). The federal government's state profile names the Dukawa, and Wikipedia the Hun-Saare, among the peoples of Niger State.
- Dukawa
- An Atlas of Nigerian Languages (2020 edition) — Roger Blench, Kay Williamson Educational Foundation / McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, 2020 · link
- Niger State (state profile) — Federal Government of Nigeria · link
- Niger State — Wikipedia · link
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Archive ID: ETH-HUN-SAARE · Last updated 7 October 2026.
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