NIDA YAYA SUDAIS Complete Hausa Novel Document by NIDA YAYA SUDAIS

Abuja National Stadium, people were sitting around waiting for the bike race to start because today was Wednesday and on any Wednesday, the bike race is held.

A young man, at least 37 years old, standing tall, 3 feet tall, armless, with a small towel around his neck, seemed to be waiting for the person they would race with, but he remained silent for 40 minutes.

He looked at the ref and said, "This is some kind of humiliation to be waiting for him for forty minutes and he doesn't come."

The referee said "I'm not a man, I'm a woman"

He said "what the hell did you tell me since I left because men have never won against me, let alone women, I know she might be scared..." He didn't finish speaking when the ref interrupted him and said "it's a privilege to come" he said this while showing me the way she came up with

They both looked at each other on a power bike with helmets on, the latter hugging the red-haired man behind the machine.

She parked in front of them and got off wearing short shorts that reached down to her knees, a short dress that covered her waist, and high heels on her feet.

They took off the helmet, the front one, and handed it to her behind.

The referee looked at him and said, "I'm so sorry for coming late." She said this without looking at him.