BANBANCIN KABILA Complete Hausa Novel Document by BANBANCIN KABILA

They were sitting on the balcony, chatting, when her brother touched her and said, "Aunty Olamide, are you going back to school today?" He said, pointing at my face.

  "Really, aunty, when will you be back?" Her younger sister asked, raising her eyebrows.

   "We are tired of the meter, Farida." Her younger brother AbdulHakeem asked Farida.

  "Ooooh owk, are you tired of me? I'll drop you off at home next week. But you know, before I go back, I'll grill you."

  "Otobe! (You're not old enough)," their mother said.

  "Just keep on pressuring my brother, come back next week, or my children will feel bad."

 "Oh Mummy, are you tired of me now?" She said as if she was about to cry.

  "Yes, very much so, my prayer now is that God will bring you a husband to marry, we will have a peaceful marriage, we don't have a meter, you go there and have your husband."

  "Hey Mummy è ni fe mi ni (don't you love me)"?

  "Of course I want you for us, your trouble is just too much".

 "Shikenan, since my trouble is too much, let me leave you alone, and nothing else will connect me with you, except greetings, and major things, until I go back to school."

  "We would have been happy or Boder (how)"?

  "Very well", Abdulhakeem replied.

  She angrily left the room and went into her room, sighing.

    *WHO IS OLAMIDE*

As you know, Olamide is a Yoruba name, although her name is Faiza, but you know Yoruba people like to use their own names. She is in her twenties, and she is a third year student at BUK.

  She is a smart girl, loves people, is loyal and obedient, she respects everyone, no matter how old or young. She is very charming, playful, and has all the good qualities, but Olamide has a problem, he is a father.

  Her father died when she was in primary school, when she was six years old, so from then on, their mother became the sole breadwinner for her and her younger siblings.

   Her father's name is Alhaji Abdullahi, her mother's name is Alaja(Hajiya) Fausat. Her two younger siblings are Abdulhakeem and Farida.

 Hakeem, as they call him, is eight years old, in first grade, at ATBU Bauchi, and Farida is sixteen years old, in secondary school, in SS2.

 Although they are Yoruba, they live in the north, this is where their parents were born, including them, in short, their whole family is here, we are just Yoruba, so they don't know the way to Yoruba town, although they are very young. They live in Niger State, near Suleja, they are also residents of Awajan town, but you know, they are very jealous of their children.