Novel & Cerita Gidan Uncle Hausa Novel 20

Joe suggested. "What for, Uncle?" Clara was surprised. "You already know all my family members; I also want you to know what my job is!" Joe showed his seriousness to Clara. "Uncle is a CEO!" Clara said. "What's that?" "The title of a novel I want to write, of course, it will have a happy ending because Uncle Joe and Clara will live happily ever after!" Clara answered casually. "Go to sleep! What, do you want me to seduce you?" Joe joked, his smile adorning his lips. Clara always made him happy with her simple jokes.

Daniel bowed his head to greet his Uncle who stood behind them with a Cutlass in his left grasp. "Omo wa!...kabo! Bawo de ni gbogbo nkan lohun...." He asked while Daniel grinned courteously. "Ahhh....a dupę gbogbo nkan lo dede." "Awon obirin nkan..." His uncle winked while Daniel burst into laughter.

' Nneoma listened raptly, her eyebrows furrowed. 'On another occasion,' Mrs. Dike continued. Gideon received a big remuneration from his office. He was so happy that he decided to throw a party for all his African friends. He said his wife was absent then. He bought a very large quantity of okporoko and anu ewu. He wanted to make a pot of rich pepper soup for them. The whole stuff was on the fire, simmering and African music booming in the air. After a short while, as if someone had hinted her, his wife arrived like an unwanted ghost. When she saw all his African friends, she nearly went mad with rage. She raved and raved. 'Who the hell gave you the guts to come here?' She had screamed at Gi

Adaku added, "but I was actually talking about how you feel, with your Grandmother and your father's twin brother" "Oh, that," Jide's shoulder's eased as the peace engrossed him again. He took a long deep breath before responding. "It's so amazing that everyone in the village had surrendered to my grandmother and had agreed to rename the village, Umuejima, a name that stands as a reminder of her bravery and motherly love. As for my uncle. He is a living miracle, a testimony of the many things which Jesus Christ can do. It's still strange too, and I feel as if it is a dream that I hadn't dreamt of. The whole thing is just too good to be true."