Abulle Ta Mai Gari Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
Abulle Ta Mai Gari Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel begins with two outspoken young women walking past the village head’s palace while arguing about friendship, jealousy, food, and a young man named Hamisu.
Their humorous exchange immediately introduces readers to a lively village community where rumours spread quickly, friendships are complicated, and romantic rivalry can easily turn into a public quarrel.
The Village Head Sits With His Council
The village head was seated on his traditional chair while members of his council gathered around him on a large woven mat.
They were engaged in lively conversation, exchanging stories and discussing different matters concerning the community.
From the moment the two young women began approaching the palace, the village head’s eyes remained fixed on one of them.
She carried a tray of goods on her head and had tied her wrapper tightly around her waist with a scarf.
Her face was heavily decorated with makeup and an excessive amount of powder.
She continued complaining loudly as she walked, speaking with so much anger that foam almost appeared around her mouth.
Abuwa Threatens to Confront Indo
“Karime, I swear that tomorrow I will deal with Indo,” Abuwa declared angrily.
“That shameless troublemaker could not find anyone else to talk to except Hamisu, the love of my life.”
She adjusted the tray on her head and continued speaking.
“I swear by the Qur’an, I feel like throwing these goods away, finding that foolish girl, and beating her until she regrets what she has done.”
Karime looked at her impatiently.
“Abuwa, how long have I been warning you to stay away from that troublesome girl?” she asked.
“It was your habit of inviting everyone into your life that made you bring someone who now wants to steal your boyfriend.”
“Was my friendship not enough for you?”
Abuwa Defends Her Friendship With Indo
Abuwa looked at Karime from head to toe and twisted her lips dismissively.
“Have you forgotten whose daughter she is?” she asked.
“She is the village head’s daughter. Every Friday, we visit their house and eat rice.”
She gave Karime another mocking look.
“Has rice ever been cooked in your house even once?”
“The only time you had any was when your elder brother travelled in a long-distance vehicle, worked as a commercial driver in the city, and brought some back home.”
Karime Accuses Abuwa of Being Greedy
Karime immediately became angry.
“You shameless, greedy girl,” she replied.
“You have truly exposed yourself. From the moment I noticed how closely you followed Indo, I knew there had to be another reason.”
She folded her arms across her chest.
“That explains why you always send me away whenever I follow you during your Friday visits.”
“Now you are proudly saying that rice has only been cooked once in our house. How many times have I eaten in your own house?”
The Friends Argue About Food
“Not even once,” Abuwa replied.
“But you always visit because you are hoping to eat thick millet meal with red soup.”
Karime hissed angrily.
“What nonsense!” she said.
“You are talking about food that may not even be prepared for three or four weeks.”
“And whenever it is finally cooked, you begin behaving selfishly. You frown throughout the meal and puff up your face like the large fried cakes sold near the market.”
A Humorous Friendship Filled With Rivalry
The two young women continued exchanging insults as they approached the village head’s palace.
Although their argument sounded serious, it also revealed the strange nature of their friendship.
Abuwa was furious because she believed Indo was trying to take Hamisu away from her, while Karime believed Abuwa had only befriended Indo because of her wealthy family and the free Friday meals served in their house.
Neither of them noticed that the village head had been watching them closely from his seat.
Read Abulle Ta Mai Gari Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
The opening of Abulle Ta Mai Gari Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel introduces a humorous village setting filled with gossip, friendship, jealousy, romance, and social differences.
Abuwa is determined to confront Indo for speaking to Hamisu, but her friend Karime believes the real problem began when Abuwa became too close to the village head’s daughter.
Their loud disagreement also attracts the attention of the village head, suggesting that their careless words may soon create a much bigger problem.
Continue reading to discover why the village head is watching Abuwa, whether Indo truly wants Hamisu, and what happens when the quarrel reaches the palace.
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