ARNAN DAJI Complete Hausa Novel Document by ARNAN DAJI

The town of Kuguru is a forest where some people live and have no other religion than the worship of a giant idol. Every year, five people are slaughtered for it, and the people of the town hold their traditional festival. Every year, they go out to the outskirts of their town and catch people whom God has caused to be killed by the forest. They catch them and tie them up. At the end of the year, they go to their idol and eat the blood and meat. They have no other clothing but to wear leather or leaves to cover their faces. The women also wear them to their mothers. If they are young, they marry off any young woman at the end of the year. During their annual festival, a large gathering is held for the king of the town. They have no faith at all. If you are born white, you will be cooked and eaten. The king is then given the meat of this kind.

Tenkwai Tenkwai way where are you going to fetch water for us from the stream in this house we don't have any water at all even if it's night in this town I'll bring you tomorrow You don't go to the stream because of the bad things on the road, you are a liar, you see the beggars, Rama and Aduke, so hurry up don't wait, Tenkwai picked up her jug ​​in her hand she was walking and playing with Tabiyawa Rama and Aduke were walking and talking about the game of daza for this year Aduke said Tenkwai way why are you still killing Ja'ene you should have come now you should have joined us since you still haven't found Sami Who was lying down Tenkwai looked at her and said I don't know this life of the people of our town only I don't know how to do it but honestly I don't know this slaughter of people even though our people are the same you are watching when our men are slaughtered you hear you see what will be slaughtered because of disbelief don't come here we don't come in to us whoever comes in his name is dead I hope he comes to us in this town I don't know Ja'e because he is the son of the king of the town and he is also not as religious as his father. And if your king falls, he is the king, but I will think about it and I will advise you.