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- Others
- Format
- TXT
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- Free
- Reader
- Prepared
- Reading parts
- 18 chapters/parts
- Published
- May 25, 2025
- Updated
- Aug 12, 2026
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Author & publisher
- Author
- Oummu Iman
- Publisher
- Ashwar Media Hausa
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Description
Sirikata Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel
In a small village shrine, Mlm Buzu—a towering, terrifying figure dressed in a turban and holding an enormous charbi—sat muttering incantations. Before him knelt two women: Idiyatu and Biba. Idiyatu trembled as the sorcerer declared:
> “If you try to stop your daughter-in-law from giving birth, the spirits will visit you. Destiny cannot be altered.”
Terrified, Idiyatu asked if there was no way to prevent the birth. Mlm Buzu snapped at her, accusing her of arrogance and warned:
> “Even with all my powers, I don’t interfere with birth and destiny.”
Still, Biba pleaded for a solution. The sorcerer finally offered a dark alternative—he could break the bond between the child and the father. The child would never be recognized as his. They eagerly accepted and paid the required ₦300,000.
Hypocrisy and Envy on the Way Back
On their way back from the shrine, Biba unleashed her frustration:
> “You’re the definition of greed and wickedness, Idiyatu! You already destroyed your son’s marriage once, now you’re paying to ruin this one too?”
Idiyatu didn’t reply. Deep down, she feared her son Rabil might fall in love with the unborn child and one day divide his wealth with the child. Her mission: cut the bond before the child is even born.
A Storm at Home
In another part of the city, a furious woman—Na Gwaggo—ranted in the living room.
> “Take me back to Minna or watch me ruin your life! You let your barren wife own you, now you think you’re a man?!”
She threatened, cried, and cursed her husband. The emotional storm raged, punctuated by accusations and sobs.
Deception in Luxury
In a luxurious mansion, Hajiya Deejah, a stunning woman in her late 30s, sipped strawberry juice. Her husband’s mother, Inna, humbly asked if the juice was okay. Deejah snapped:
> “Your name is not Deejah. Don’t ever call me that. You should be grateful I let you into this house.”
Suddenly, Inna slipped and fell. Her son, Alhaji Sani, rushed to her aid, ordering a doctor to the house. Meanwhile, Deejah faked concern and lied:
> “She must’ve tried to bring me juice and slipped...”
Moved by her fake tears, Sani drew her into a hug, unaware of his mother’s pain and humiliation.
Where Is Inna?
When the doctor arrived, Inna had disappeared. No one noticed—except Deejah. She had quietly forced Inna to leave, a small victory in her mission to dominate the household.
Dark Plots Continue
Idiyatu and Biba continued plotting.
> “He must never accept the child. Even if she delivers, he’ll deny it. We’ve paid for this to happen,” said Idiyatu coldly.
They were determined to ensure no peace or legacy would come to Rabil’s real wife. They had caused one divorce already and were orchestrating another.
Lagos Origins – Who Is Idiyatu?
Back in Lagos, under the bridge—Taye, a 15-year-old runaway, had been abused by a relative and fell into prostitution. After several abortions, she met Murtala, a Hausa man who promised her love and family.
When she got pregnant again, he took her to Kontagora, Niger State, promising marriage. Taye agreed, leaving behind her life of sin, hoping for a fresh start.
SIRIKATA Begins...
This is only the beginning of the tangled web of secrets, lies, and spiritual manipulation. As we unravel the layers of hatred, envy, love, and power, we ask:
Who is the real villain? Who is the true victim?
Stay tuned in SIRIKATA, a dramatic tale by Sadika Ibrahim—full of emotion, deception, and spiritual mystery.
In a small village shrine, Mlm Buzu—a towering, terrifying figure dressed in a turban and holding an enormous charbi—sat muttering incantations. Before him knelt two women: Idiyatu and Biba. Idiyatu trembled as the sorcerer declared:
> “If you try to stop your daughter-in-law from giving birth, the spirits will visit you. Destiny cannot be altered.”
Terrified, Idiyatu asked if there was no way to prevent the birth. Mlm Buzu snapped at her, accusing her of arrogance and warned:
> “Even with all my powers, I don’t interfere with birth and destiny.”
Still, Biba pleaded for a solution. The sorcerer finally offered a dark alternative—he could break the bond between the child and the father. The child would never be recognized as his. They eagerly accepted and paid the required ₦300,000.
Hypocrisy and Envy on the Way Back
On their way back from the shrine, Biba unleashed her frustration:
> “You’re the definition of greed and wickedness, Idiyatu! You already destroyed your son’s marriage once, now you’re paying to ruin this one too?”
Idiyatu didn’t reply. Deep down, she feared her son Rabil might fall in love with the unborn child and one day divide his wealth with the child. Her mission: cut the bond before the child is even born.
A Storm at Home
In another part of the city, a furious woman—Na Gwaggo—ranted in the living room.
> “Take me back to Minna or watch me ruin your life! You let your barren wife own you, now you think you’re a man?!”
She threatened, cried, and cursed her husband. The emotional storm raged, punctuated by accusations and sobs.
Deception in Luxury
In a luxurious mansion, Hajiya Deejah, a stunning woman in her late 30s, sipped strawberry juice. Her husband’s mother, Inna, humbly asked if the juice was okay. Deejah snapped:
> “Your name is not Deejah. Don’t ever call me that. You should be grateful I let you into this house.”
Suddenly, Inna slipped and fell. Her son, Alhaji Sani, rushed to her aid, ordering a doctor to the house. Meanwhile, Deejah faked concern and lied:
> “She must’ve tried to bring me juice and slipped...”
Moved by her fake tears, Sani drew her into a hug, unaware of his mother’s pain and humiliation.
Where Is Inna?
When the doctor arrived, Inna had disappeared. No one noticed—except Deejah. She had quietly forced Inna to leave, a small victory in her mission to dominate the household.
Dark Plots Continue
Idiyatu and Biba continued plotting.
> “He must never accept the child. Even if she delivers, he’ll deny it. We’ve paid for this to happen,” said Idiyatu coldly.
They were determined to ensure no peace or legacy would come to Rabil’s real wife. They had caused one divorce already and were orchestrating another.
Lagos Origins – Who Is Idiyatu?
Back in Lagos, under the bridge—Taye, a 15-year-old runaway, had been abused by a relative and fell into prostitution. After several abortions, she met Murtala, a Hausa man who promised her love and family.
When she got pregnant again, he took her to Kontagora, Niger State, promising marriage. Taye agreed, leaving behind her life of sin, hoping for a fresh start.
SIRIKATA Begins...
This is only the beginning of the tangled web of secrets, lies, and spiritual manipulation. As we unravel the layers of hatred, envy, love, and power, we ask:
Who is the real villain? Who is the true victim?
Stay tuned in SIRIKATA, a dramatic tale by Sadika Ibrahim—full of emotion, deception, and spiritual mystery.
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