RUƊIN ƘURUCIYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by RUƊIN ƘURUCIYA

The school campus is very large, with large classrooms, long, beautiful floors, covered in tiles, each classroom has an air conditioner, and there is not a single speck of dirt or grime anywhere. One look at the students walking around, and at the school itself, and you will know that every child in this school, whether they are children with bright eyes or those who have been there to collect their lunches, is a child of the sun.

Female students wear a blue skirt with a slit for women, and trousers for men, a white long-sleeved shirt, a top that matches the skirt, and a small white hijab for Muslim women. Wearing a small hijab is optional, it is not mandatory for students. Most female students wear skirts that reach their knees, while others wear them slightly above their knees. Most of their uniforms are very tight, and most female students take off their tops and leave them inside.

Many of these people wear this type of clothing. You will see young girls, who are on the verge of puberty, and children of privilege, who wear very beautiful and eye-catching clothes. Even some of the younger children who are in primary school, some of whom are not even a little bit of makeup, you would think they are from a foreign school, because of the nature of the school and the students there.

The students were gathering, they came out for a break, some were eating, some were playing games, and some were chatting. The sound of blood splattered the school's bell, signaling it was...