RIQON KAKA Complete Hausa Novel Document by RIQON KAKA

Rukayya, why are you here? You left me standing here.

I am waiting for you.

The girl who called Rukayya looked up.

the old woman, she said.

"Go ahead, Grandpa, when I'm done picking up the clothes."

I will find you". ' '

The old woman said, "I'm not going, my dear, let's go."

You, the girl continued to search for her beauty.

She was so calm that she couldn't focus.

"~ when she filled her head with them and stood up,

she is .

The old woman stood waiting for her. She turned around.

"Are you here, Grandma? I was expecting you."

you are .

' Next time I sit here and start sewing my daughter -, _

"I'm sorry". _ ' , Grandma pulled his hand, "Where can I

travel'

I'll let Rukayya, the villains of this town, come to you.

You're only doing this because you're evil. I said it all.

who added the law to my grandson, I did justice with him

Oh my God, in this town, there are disrespectful children,

God's orphan daughter, return her to me, then you say

"The bag in the city". _ The way grandma surfs is a disaster.

"All those who have gone beyond the bounds of the heavens have gone beyond the bounds of the earth."

Then he looked at them and no one said anything to them.

because there is no one in the whole town who does not know about the plague.

Grandma, they are not coming into Rukayya's house.

Tirje, she said. "Grandma, give me money to buy a thread and

The needle 'sewed' my poor clothes, Grandma said.

"Don't bother me with any thread and needle talk."

Hey, since you don't know about the headache, go away.

The town's children should be able to pick you up and Rukayya will burst into tears.

"Please give me some."

Grandma". _ She said "You have a small problem.

quick to cry

She reached into her 'toftin' and pulled out

She handed her a ten-naira note, saying

-jumping with joy, she left, jumping for joy, Grandma.

She headed into the house and said, "That's all."

May the winds of the city, daughter of God, prevent it,

she is lost in the city

Abubakar, who was a follower of the Prophet, was quick in prayer.

He came out of his room and went out into the courtyard.

he was saying. ' "How is it, Grandpa? Who else?"

You are tired of the meter that spreads its wrath upon him,

"I don't know, if I tell you the solution to that"

Will you take me? You _like gossip" .

He smiled before saying, "I'll marry you."

What is the cure, Grandpa? If I were to leave it alone, then only if

"It's a case of dishonesty."

. Grandma took a long breath, saying, "Now I

Are you telling me the truth, Habu?

"Is it true?" She cried. ' Abubakar laughed.

before he said

"Well, it's easy since you know