Gidan Uncle Hausa Novel 20 Novels & Stories

I got to the garden and sat on the bench I usually sit on. “Gova, I have arrived with very good news to share with you. I have finally exacted revenge on my uncle. I fooled him using an old trick,” I continued. “I knew my uncle was very greedy so I organized a meeting announcing that I would be giving out money to the needy. I ordered the needy to get in a line in order to receive the money. They all did as I had instigated and my uncle was the second in line. It got to his turn and I remembered him of the past, I remembered what he usually says to me and how he refers to me as the burden of the family. I remembered how he always blames me for the death of my parents. He begged but I didn’t

I said, and Gabriel nodded. "I do not think Gaddafi is a threat. You should see the way he looked at your mother. His family seemed decent, but we can't take things at face value. I agree with you that they will have to inform us how they learned our language since we do not speak the same tongue. I mean, hear their names. I have never heard of such names in my entire life. I have lived long enough," He said, and we both chuckled because we did live long, except if we were killed in war; maybe that was why my uncle never had the need to have a child. I tried to find his so-called daughter, but it was all a lie. Uncle Fredrick killed his mates before they could even conceive or give birth. He

Kean said, continuing to stare at Gaia's cute face, the man did not choose shoes for the girl. "When Daddy went to America, you know," Gaia said and tapped her chin with one finger like she was thinking hard. "Ahhh ... yes, sorry-sorry. Pan got a call from Uncle's mom, saying that Uncle's dad is sick," said Kean, making Gaia nod in understanding. "Ahh ... yes, Gaia forgot. I'm sorry for making Uncle sad." The little girl cupped Kean's face so they could look at each other. "To make uncle less sad, Gaia will marry uncle when she grows up," Kean pleaded, causing Arka to snort and hit the man on the head with a new shoe.

She went to stand directly in front of the chief and I heard mother gasp as Osagiede began to speak. "Chief Idionsere, you said? Well, I'll have you know, that the heir to the throne of King Eyare Osazuwa the third." She lifted up three of her fingers in the air to enunciate it. " . . . is lying right this minute in my belly." She touched her stomach and smiled.

" You still haven't changed your cold ways, Denzel, not even one bit " " Woah " Gavin pulled a sudden brake on his legs when he saw Aida, Ava, and Evans. The three kids gapped at him, blinking in confusion. They were wondering who this new handsome uncle was. " Good morning, uncle " They all greeted and Gavin only gulped. The young man was shocked staring at the four kids. His head started spinning. The young man had every reason to be confused. Firstly, " Wait, are you guys double twins or?..."

He cursed at Agar and turned to face me. “And what makes you think he hasn’t fucked me yet!” I said as anger burned through me, I shouldn’t stay to hear the rest of what he has said but I wanted to know, especially if it’s something I was doing that could also let people know that my husband hasn’t fucked me, hell he hasn’t even looked at me. “My uncle doesn’t do sloppy seconds, my dick has been inside you, trust me he wouldn’t put it in you even if his life depended on it”

Nonetheless, I knew we were not meant to be, so I wrote my feelings for him in the diary. If Benjamin had not read the diary, I would have lived on as the obedient niece… but that was not the case. He read my diary and tore it into pieces. He thought I was disgusting to develop a romantic feeling for him. "What is wrong with you? I'm your uncle! Yes, we're not related by blood, but I'll forever be your uncle. And that's all!"

"Now, I see where the problem is coming from." "What problem?" I asked the old man. "Are you not an Igbo man?" "Yes I am an Igbo man so is my uncle." "Wonderful!" The old man said and grabbed another piece of kola nut. He chewed slowly. "Bisi is a Yoruba name. It means the girl you want your uncle to marry is a Yoruba woman." "Yes! She is a Yoruba woman. Is there something wrong with that?"

TRENTON Everything happened too fast and too slow at the same time. Eudora walked up the path, her smile bright while I stood frozen at the spot, my brain moving with the speed of a freight train but still unable to recollect my thoughts. Stellan turned toward her, the manila envelope still in his hand, and the creepy smile he had on his face scared even me. "Get inside," I said to Bronwyn without looking away from Stellan. "Now."

Adnan said and the call got disconnected. “Who is that?” Idris asked him. “Uncle Adigun.” Adnan said and Idris nodded. “Your Uncle that commit Zina with pride... hmmm the only known Zanni in your family.” Idris said nodding. “Come on stop that ... What is that?” Adnan said. “Why is he town? Are girls now scarce in the village that he come to Ibadan to look for them?” Idris asked. “He told me he is here for one girl ... And he want to stay at my place.” Adnan said.