Nihaad Hausa

"How long did it rain last night Linda? Was it an El-nino or maybe worse? " The students burst into a fit of laughter. *** Follow the tale of Linda Hausa She is 17 years old, but not an ordinary girl. Nope. She does not have magical abilities or superpowers. She... still...wets her bed Due to this she is the school's joke She has no one by her side until she meets one guy...

"It's time" The simple sentence could be interpreted in different ways. Time? The favorable and appropriate time to do something. To do what? Was the thing she was most scared of. No matter how hard she tried to form ignorance, she knew what that particular daunting sentence meant. Time to get married, not just any type of marriage, an arranged marriage. Every family has a tradition and the Garko family did too. Although traditions are different, theirs too was, a tad bit orthodox even. It was an arranged marriage and she was next.

"It all started with a private text" They were two strangers They met on WhatsApp group He fell in love with her over time She liked him but did not believe in love He would do anything for her happiness She would be happy to be with him But... He was married and with a son She was single but not wanted to mingle He was in his early thirties She was in her late teen He was a Hausa She was a Yoruba Follow both strangers in their relationship from strangers to friends and from friends to lovers. In the midst of love, hatred, jealousy, obsession, betrayal, lies and diversities... ©Adeyemi Mariam (hardeynyhun)

Journey Of a young Hausa girl who is striving to keep away from the contract she made with the Unseen she's gotten it all but could she have sold her soul to the Devil or her long Lost Happiness that she's yet to find? how would she find a way out of this and would her love forgive and give her one more chance?

I am by name Hammad Buba Marwa, a 31-year-old microbiologist and, a handsome, classy, and coldhearted multimillionaire. I'm every girl's dream but love doesn't exist in his world, for him to love and not to be loved is the hardest thing in the world. My father Alhaji Buba Marwa a multi-millionaire from Yobe State, is a well-known businessman who is always a busy man and over-committed we only get to see him once a year during Ramadan. My mother was a very beautiful Fulani woman and my father was Hausa by the tribe. I got my handsomeness from my mother's side although my father was handsome too, he was just black unlike my mother and me. My mum is a medical doctor while my dad is a businessman who doesn't always have time for any of us but I Don't Care since my mum is always there for me Our parents had only two of us and my little sister. please don't feel sorry for us because I never wanted too many siblings. Weird, right? Well, I also didn't know why, maybe because I loved being the only child. Anyways, that aside! ******************** Meet Yusrah Siddiquii Mai Dala, a 21-year-old lady, daughter to Alhaji Siddiquii Mai Dala, a multimillionaire business tycoon. she is an introvert and a very well-desired girl who barely believes in love. She's the exact opposite of her twin sister, Yasmin. Yasmin is the twin sister of Yusrah though they aren't identical they still resemble one another. Yasmin is hard not to crack and a lady who does whatever she wants and nobody can change her mind not even her parents. Can she ever change? follow me as the unravel the story of these two distinct people

A Tale of Culture. Love. Resilience. Meet Yaayi, a 21-year-old Hausa maid from Nasarawa, thrust into the bustling city of Lagos to work for a demanding Yoruba madam. Caught between the rigid traditions of her upbringing and the modernity of her new environment, Yaayi finds herself entangled in the complexities of domestic service. As she navigates the challenges of her role, Yaayi encounters unexpected opportunities and obstacles, including the charismatic son of her madam, who happens to be the CEO of a prominent company. In the midst of cultural clashes and societal expectations, Yaayi embarks on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and love. 'Yaayi' is a captivating story of cultural diversity, human connection, and the pursuit of personal happiness against all odds. Join Yaayi as she strives to carve her own path in a world where tradition and modernity collide.

In a tale that transcends eras, "Echoes of Kano" unfolds in the heart of ancient Hausa land, where the legacy of tradition clashes with the beckoning call of the modern world. Born as the 40th son of Sultan Dauda, Aminu's life intertwines two epochs—the rich tapestry of his kingdom's history and the astonishing realm of the year 2023. Raised within the opulence of the Sultan's palace, Aminu's insatiable curiosity propels him beyond the confines of tradition, sparking a journey that blurs the lines between past and present. As a child, Aminu's thirst for knowledge leads him to explore secret passages and hidden alcoves within the ancient structure. His adolescence unfolds with a yearning to bridge the chasm between the stories of legendary warriors and the wonders of the modern age. Guided by his father's wisdom, Aminu embarks on a transformative journey, traversing ancient trade routes, encountering diverse cultures, and immersing himself in the marvels of technology. Returning to Kano as a young man, Aminu emerges as a visionary—a bridge between two worlds. Within the palace walls, his presence ignites hope for a kingdom standing at the crossroads of tradition and progress. As tensions rise and the kingdom faces an impending threat, Aminu's unique perspective, forged by the wisdom of the ancients and the innovations of the present, becomes instrumental in shaping the destiny of his land. Amidst the clash of swords and the thunderous echoes of battle, Aminu stands resolute, drawing upon the wisdom inherited from generations past and the insights gleaned from a world reborn. With courage and determination, he leads his people, embodying the spirit of unity and resilience that defines the ancient lands of Hausa. "Echoes of Kano" is a captivating narrative that weaves together the threads of history, tradition, and innovation. It's a saga of a young prince's journey to reconcile the echoes of his heritage with the rhythms of a world on the brink of transformation—a story that celebrates the enduring strength of a kingdom poised to embrace a future shaped by the wisdom of its past.

The Nigerian Civil War (6 July 1967 – 15 January 1970; also known as the Nigerian-Biafran War or the Biafran War) was a civil war fought between the government of Nigeria and the Republic of Biafra, a secessionist state which had declared its independence from Nigeria in 1967. Nigeria was led by General Yakubu Gowon, while Biafra was led by Lt. Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu.[40] Biafra represented the nationalist aspirations of the Igbo ethnic group, whose leadership felt they could no longer coexist with the federal government dominated by the interests of the Muslim Hausa-Fulanis of northern Nigeria.[41] The conflict resulted from political, economic, ethnic, cultural and religious tensions which preceded Britain's formal decolonization of Nigeria from 1960 to 1963. Immediate causes of the war in 1966 included ethno-religious violence and anti-Igbo pogroms in Northern Nigeria,[42] a military coup, a counter-coup and persecution of Igbo living in Northern Nigeria. Control over the lucrative oil production in the Niger Delta also played a vital strategic role.[43]

A typical Hausa girl. Her mother died in her presence when she was just 8 years old. She was in the wicked hands of her step mother. Her father acts unconcerned towards her step mother's attitude , the love he has for her has driven him crazy. She has three sibling. Two males and a female. They are children of her step mother. she was the only one her mother gave birth to. She managed to escape at the age of fourteen thinking her life would be free from problems. Not knowing problem awaits her. TBC A very interesting story everyone should read.