Siyasa Tah Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

A Mysterious Security Operation
 
The scene opens in a highly secured area filled with military presence, signaling that something important is happening. A young, confident man — identified as Major Abdulrahman Abdulrahim — walks out of the government house surrounded by soldiers. His serious appearance and the way the security treats him show that he’s a high-ranking official.
 
A young woman named Meemah, who appears to be bold and curious, tries to question him despite strict orders forbidding anyone from asking questions. The soldiers nearly act against her, but Major Abdulrahman stops them with a hand gesture. Meemah introduces herself as someone interested in uncovering the truth about an issue involving the Vice President, but the Major ignores her and leaves with his convoy of vehicles.
 
A journalist nearby questions Meemah, asking who she is. She replies that she isn’t a reporter but a political follower who wants to know the truth. The journalist warns her to stay away from such matters because they are dangerous and should be left to trained reporters. Despite feeling insulted, Meemah remains calm, thanks him, and walks away.
 
At Malam Audu’s House (Adamawa)
 
In Adamawa, Malam Audu calls for his wife Hajjo, angrily accusing their daughters of bad behavior and bringing shame to the family. Hajjo defends them, arguing that her daughters are blessings, not problems, and that she’s proud of them. The argument becomes heated, and she leaves him in anger.
 
Malam Audu insists that all the girls must undergo a medical test because he suspects misconduct. He calls for Meemah and Zubaida, his daughters. Meemah answers respectfully, calming the situation, but Zubaida questions why her sister agrees to everything their father says. Meemah smiles and hints that she has other plans — she intends to travel to Abuja that very day. Her mother and sister laugh, admiring her courage and ambition.
 
Hajiya Atika’s Secret Life
 
The story briefly shifts to Hajiya Atika, a wealthy older woman living in luxury. Though outwardly respected, she’s shown to be involved in secret immoral activities to gain political influence. After an encounter with a young man, she takes a hidden item (symbolizing evidence or manipulation material) and hides it, smiling and saying, “This is politics.”
This implies she uses such acts to maintain or control political power.
 
Hajiya Rahinart’s Household
 
The final part introduces Hajiya Rahinart, another wealthy woman living a life of comfort. She calls out for her servant Hauwa, who’s in the kitchen preparing dinner for her husband’s return. Hauwa becomes nervous because she knows her employer is strict and easily angered. She rushes to the sitting room and kneels respectfully before Hajiya Rahinart, trembling as she waits to be spoken to — showing the power imbalance and fear within the household.