GIDAN LIKITOCI Complete Hausa Novel Document by GIDAN LIKITOCI

"What am I doing here, Mayor?" The mayor said, laughing. "That's the same question I wanted to ask you, but now you should go home." Wednesday smiled secretly seeing how everyone was confused, and then she came out and headed for home. As if they had seen a new behavior, people followed Laraba with their eyes, while she walked slowly, blowing her nose and opening her shoulders until she went home. Baba Inu was entering the house and his part of him was going straight, from the very entrance he stopped and shouted loudly and made faces, at the same time the children started to join in their fight. Their parents also started scolding the little ones who were not smart. Lara was busy cooking that day, in the middle of the house she placed the lunch pot with the small and big bowls of rice in front of her. There were four small children, about one and a half years old, two of them holding bowls and crying with hunger, looking at Larai. "Indeed, Indo, you are not giving me anything, who should I listen to? Even with the work of cooking, these children. KeKulu, come and take them away from me for your father!" She finished speaking angrily and snatched the bowls from the children's hands. Baba Inu was the one who looked at the pot, leaned forward and said, "Did Larai steal my food? Are you going to complain about the one I brought you, when I saw you breaking this broken pot?" Larai was shaking and opened the pot and said, "The owner of the house broke the cooking pot, so I put this one on." He looked at the pot and saw food at the bottom of the pot and sighed and went to his room. Mukulli put it on, opened it, took a small straight pot and handed it to her, standing up and saying, "Men, heat this soup for me." Larai quickly took it and placed it on the stove. Baba Inu sat on the bench and watched as she distributed the food. Each bowl she brought was no more than one and a half spoonfuls, because if they were new, they would always eat their own food. "Do you want the host to pour it for you?" Larai asked, adjusting the chair behind her. "No, just eat it!" Baba Inu said in a whisper. Larai happily picked up the rest of the food she had left for him and added it to her bowl. "Oh Larai, by God, you love him so much, he won't be new, by God, you have to give it to everyone." Hansatu was shocked and said she saw what Larai was doing. There was no way she could see Baba Inu there, so she added it to each bowl, no more than a spoonful. After she finished, she said he took it, and the children and the teenagers among them quickly took it, some while standing.