Ni Da Yaya Sudais Complete Hausa Novel
Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim
Abuja national stadium is full of people waiting for the bike race to start because today is Wednesday and the bike race is planned for any other Wednesday.
It is a young man who is at least 37 years old, standing tall and 3 qtr, armless, with a small towel around his neck, as if he was waiting for someone to do the race together, but he was silent for 40 minutes.
Looking at the ref, he said, "It is a shame to be told that he has been waiting for forty minutes and he does not come."
The ref said, "I am not a husband, I am a woman."
He said, "What woman did you say to me since I left because men have never wined me, let alone women, I know she might be scared..." he didn't finish speaking, the ref interrupted him and said, "It's my privilege." come" he said with Nuna what the way that emerged
The sight of the two of them on the top of the power bike with the helmet on the head after she hugged the man with the red machine
She stood in front of them and came down wearing a short knee length skirt and a short dress to cover her waist and high heels on her feet.
They took off the helmet and put it on the front
The ref looked at her and said "I'm so sorry 4 coming late" she said without looking at him
The ref said "nothing".
She said "good what are we waiting 4 let's start the game"
The ref said "go inside and get ready"
She said, "I'm ready." He raised his eyes and said, "What about the shoes?"
She said "don't worry"
The young man looked at her and just started laughing
He said, "Do you think you can beat me? Hurry up and leave this place, otherwise you will be embarrassed because you are talking to the unbeatable SUDAIS the bike man."
Before she spoke, her friend said, "Don't worry about yourself."
Karasawa stood in front of him and said, "Are you challenging me?"
He said, "You didn't challenge me."
She closed her mouth before she smiled and said, "If I win you, promise me that you will stop pulling the spear, and if you win, I promise you that I will stop pulling the spear." She speaks Hausa very well because you will be surprised that she speaks Hausa as she is an Indian
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