BBC Hausa is the Hausa-language service of the BBC World Service, primarily serving Hausa-speaking communities in Nigeria, Ghana, Niger and across West Africa. Launched on March 13, 1957, it was the BBC's first African language service. The service includes radio broadcasts, a website with news and analysis in text, audio and video formats, and a bureau office in Abuja, Nigeria.

BBC Hausa radio reaches around 17.7 million listeners weekly. Its programming includes news bulletins, current affairs shows, sports coverage, and business news. Popular programs include:

• Takaitattun Labarai (News headlines)
• Shirin Safe (Morning show)
• Shirin Yamma (Evening show)
• Shirin Rana (Afternoon show)

The service is broadcast from London with preliminary editing done at the Abuja bureau. Many BBC Hausa programs are also rebroadcast by partner radio stations across Nigeria.