BAFULLATANAN RUGA Complete Hausa Novel Document by BAFULLATANAN RUGA

The wind was blowing, as the weather was rainy. Suddenly, the sky turned black, and dust and a loud storm filled the sky.

Seeing such a danger, Maira quickly reached out with the staff in her hand, and began to herd the cows around her, speaking in the Fulani language.

Seeing the way the cows were coming towards her as if they understood her gave me the opportunity to stop staring at her.

She is definitely a Fulani by nature, and if you were told that she speaks another language besides Fulani, you would not believe her. Because of her appearance, her dress is very much that of a Fulani, whose hair is often tied up because of its abundance and length, which is why it was done in such a way that it was thick and long, which is why it was done in such a way that it was a big job.

She is dressed in her Fulani attire, which they call Fulani because her naked body alone can confirm this...

She has a very light complexion that neither her feet nor her shoes can touch. She is not that tall, that is, average, I have a good view of her when I saw her, she is not more than 18 years old in the world.

She started to beat the cows as they crossed the stream to reach their destination quickly. But they didn't make it any further because the rain started falling, and immediately the rain started pouring down from their heads. In this way, she continued to beat the cows with a low body and everyone who tried to stop her.

Before they could even reach their destination, they had to travel a great distance, which was washed away by the water.

Thus, they arrived at their camp in the western regions, barely able to bear the weight of water on their bodies.

While the young men of the village live in a place called a hut, where they often eat and drink, some of them sell their milk for cows.

She passed them without looking at anyone and headed towards their huts.

The one who was gifted by a certain man called Salisu looked at his other brothers, who had gone to the world of the blind.

Full of gossip, Salisu said, "Hmm, this girl surprises me. Is it possible that a person is always unhappy? She always looks so sad and gloomy?"

He remained silent, watching his other siblings who were following him with their eyes. Then DA was silent and one of them said, "And when she grew up and became an adult, she never married. Her hours varied from one child to two. But she was always in front of her parents."

That's how they kept gossiping about her.

Mairo and Isan headed for their hut while Umma Yadikko quickly reached out and touched her naked body that was dripping wet. In the Fulani language, Umma Yadikko said, "Mairo, has the water reached you?" Filled with confusion, Mairo looked at her Umma and smiled as she bowed her head to the ground.

Knowing her daughter's condition, Umma Yadikko took her daughter's hand and headed for the hut. Upon entering, she brought out a basket of her own clothes, some of her clothes, and a bowl of rice and milk, then went outside to herd their cows.