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NEW LANGUAGES ALERT ⚠️ 🚨

Posted on 17th May 2021

GYLF Admin

'How to Be a Success for Jesus' now in Kirundi and Ibibio language!


Yaay💃💃🔥💥


Kirundi ( Burundi's official languages are Kirundi, a Bantu language that is the standard medium of communication throughout the country) and Ibibio ( Ibibio is native to Southern Nigeria.The language is spoken in Akwa Ibom State).


 Glorrrrrry!💃💃

With this, more youths who speak these languages will hear God in their native languages. Glory to God!


Do you want to be a success for Jesus? Use the link below to watch and share with people who understand the language. Bless up!


Kirundi - https://globalyouthleadersforum.org/success/lang/kir/

Ibibio - https://globalyouthleadersforum.org/success/lang/ibi/



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