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Sai Ka Aureni Dole Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

AuthorAysha A Bagudu

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Love Stories
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289 chapters/parts
Published
Jun 10, 2025
Updated
Sep 14, 2026
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In the Heart of Barcelona: The Nahuche Family Abroad
 
In the vibrant, historic city of Barcelona, Spain, lived Alhaji Adam, a full-blooded Hausa man and former Nigerian ambassador. A man of immense discipline, intellect, and refined lifestyle, he was known for his quiet nature and love for peace.
 
Following his ambassadorial role, Alhaji Adam became a senior lecturer in English Language at a prominent university in Barcelona, thanks to his deep knowledge of human development and modern life.
 
He lived with his only wife, Hajiya Baraka, and their two children: Abdulkabir (AK) and the much younger Hauwa’u, fondly called Iman, named after her grandmother.
 
Father's Hope and Son’s Rebellion
 
Alhaji Adam’s greatest dream was to see his only son, AK, excel intellectually. He enrolled him in the same university where he taught, to monitor his progress. While AK possessed extraordinary academic brilliance, with a brain that retained everything at first read, his personal lifestyle told a different story.
 
He became deeply involved with foreign women and nightlife but maintained stellar grades, much to his father’s reluctant acceptance. Alhaji Adam, though a strict man, turned a blind eye to some of AK's indulgences, believing “white man’s blood brings certain flaws.”
 
Iman: A Traditional Girl in a Modern World
 
Meanwhile, Iman, then in SS1, faced her own challenges. Though deeply fascinated by western fashion, her father forbade tight or revealing clothing, insisting she wore traditional Nigerian attire even in Spain.
 
Despite her obedience, her fair skin, refined features, and modest dressing often gave her the appearance of an Arab princess. She wore modern clothes in secret, only to cover them with long dresses when around her father.
 
Back to Nigeria: A New Chapter Begins
 
After Alhaji Adam’s retirement and AK’s graduation with a degree in Economics, the family prepared to return to Nigeria permanently. As usual, they would stay in Lagos, where Alhaji Adam's family home was, although he preferred to stay at his niece Zeey’s home in Agege, despite owning a mansion in GRA Ikeja.
 
Zeey, the daughter of his late brother, had grown up under his care, making her part of the family. She was secretly in love with AK, and the feeling, though unspoken, seemed mutual.
 
Homecoming and Familiar Faces
 
Upon arrival, they were welcomed warmly by relatives and house staff. Zeey, glowing with happiness, couldn’t hide her excitement at seeing AK again. Her banter with him about his past flings brought laughter and light teasing, reflecting their deep bond.
 
AK was the center of attention — tall, handsome, with chocolate skin and a sharp sense of style, he was a magnet for young women. Zeey herself was not left behind in beauty, with a coffee-colored skin tone and elegant build.
 
A Mansion of Bonds and Memories
 
Back at the GRA mansion, which had been refurbished ahead of their return, every section had its role: AK’s private quarters, his mother’s wing, Iman’s section, guest suites, and even a lavish swimming pool — a gift from his father who knew AK’s love for swimming.
 
The home became a hub of joy, laughter, and reunion. Relatives, friends, and neighbors visited daily to celebrate the family’s return.
 
In a private chat with his cousin, Alhaji Garba, Alhaji Adam was handed a spiritual charm said to resolve health or spiritual issues. Though skeptical, he accepted it, grateful for the concern over AK's future.
 
Late Night Plans with Old Friends
 
As the evening deepened, AK’s childhood friends — Musty, Malik, and Akil — gathered for their yearly December reunion. They had all grown up together and never missed a chance to party. This night, they planned to hit the town, starting with Akil’s girlfriend’s house, then heading to a club in Lagos.
 
Once inside the club, AK noticed Akil and his girl disappear for hours, returning looking freshly “refreshed.” Akil joked about “big girls who can break you with just affection,” promising to introduce AK to one who would "make him cry with pleasure."
 
AK laughed it off but couldn’t deny that some temptation still lived in him.
 
Final Reflections
 
As the family settled back in Nigeria, AK’s past and future seemed to dance in front of him — a mix of cultural expectations, personal freedom, and emotional tension. With his charming presence, deep intellect, and undefined relationship with Zeey
, one could only wonder where fate would take the Nahuche legacy next.
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