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In Bani Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel

Authorm shakur

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Love Stories
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69 chapters/parts
Published
Sep 18, 2024
Updated
Sep 14, 2026
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m shakur
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In Bani Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel 
Women are crowded in the main compound of Dayasha Cement House, they are all wearing the same clothes, children and adults are making a lot of noise while eating rice, some are eating pate, some are eating steamed rice and soft soup, some are eating fried rice and zobo, and some old people are on the other side. They were singing and playing drums, some women were dancing, they were being given money, and you could see that the floor of the house was a party.
 
 It's a big house with a lot of space, which goes to the place where the ceremony is held. 
 The fact that the area is not very big, there are no people in the courtyard of the house, but if I see the cement floor, it shines, the neatness of the place, and the pampoo is full of water and there are signs that whoever used it last time did not close it properly, one flat. It is in the part of the house that contains a big flat room that can accommodate at least fifty people, the room has some kind of maroon colored chairs, then the room has a beautiful maroon lamp, and the phones are arranged in the wall of the room. When you see the room, you look at the old woman's room. There was a man living in a white dress where he knew that there was an old woman who was at least 79 years old. She is the best known as the old woman, her nails are old, her eyes and eyebrows have turned white due to old age, her nose is covered with sweat, her old age does not prevent her appearance from the husband who sits next to her, it is the signs of his mother, in her old voice And full of misery, she said, "Sama'ila, Sama'ila, Sama'ila, you've asked me three times, I'm sorry, but if you reprimand me for that, I'm going to go home and go back to my village, it's just a useless job" she said. The poor man called Sama'ila and he lowered his voice and said, "Kiyakuri, my Umma." "My servant is talking to me." Are you afraid of meeting parents? Drunk people?
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