Gidan Uncle Hausa Novel Complete Novels & Stories

Ajike retorted, “Which uncle?“ the police asked, Ajike didn't talk again, she burst into tears and her parents also burst into tears, “we have so many uncles around us, her father's brothers work for us and my siblings are working for us likewise my siblings, I don't know, and If you ask from her she might not talk for hours” her mom says, “Which problem is this, one uncle wants to kill my daughter, my only daughter in my house because of my wealth” Olabamiji murmured,

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

Uncle has magical lips, just a kiss can wake up the wonton woman inside me. “Let's seat, so we can talk” Uncle Harrison whispered in my ear lifting me from the floor in bridal style, and he seated on sofa and made me sit on his lap. “You know what I mean to do with you once you agree you can't go back,” Uncle Harrison asked me and I nodded. “I want word babygirl because things will be changed once I claimed you,” Uncle Harrison, his hand on my one thigh caressing my soft skin. “Yes Uncle,” I said.

she tried to interrupt, but I quickly cut her off. “Where is your mother?” “She’s inside. But please, tell me!” She was desperate for an answer. “Take this bread to your mother.” Before I could even lift my head, Esther was already at the door. She stepped forward. “Good evening, Uncle.” “Good evening,” I replied, noticing the worry in her eyes. “Can we talk?” “No, Uncle. You just arrived. Won’t you rest for a while? Lagos to Benin is not like Ologbo. Please, at least bathe and eat first.”

she asked. “I'm Jade. You seem to know this place pretty well. How long have you been here?” “A few months ago, I was sold to Eduardo when my father caught me lying on top of a girl kissing her in my room. Her name was Ife, and she had Nigerian descent.” My jaw dropped, a shock brewing in my chest.” what? That's shocking. I'm so sorry about that. You mean he didn't owe the boss anything and sold you for compensation?” “Not exactly a story you hear every day, huh? Well, no, he was a priest; he had the money and wealth, and he just sent me here so I could suffer for my sins. He said I was condemned, and this was my hell; he was such a fanatic.”

I was willing to deal with him for bringing up such a past, but just then, Caleb, his so-called foolish son, ran up towards him. “That's enough, Uncle Caspian.” He placed his hand on my chest as he pushed me away from his father. “You killed your own father, and here you are fighting mine? You wish to kill him too?” As he pointed his hand at me, speaking to me—his uncle—with disrespect, I didn't hesitate to teach him a tiny lesson. I swiftly got a strong but casual grip of his hand pointed at me. “I'm your uncle, Caleb… show some respect!” I bent it over, the pain excruciating as he wailed in pain.

Karina snapped *** Note : *Oji-san : Uncle in Japanase

Bashir Uncle said "I thought have told you to stop saying that Idi or I can no longer talk to you" Uncle B the elder one said "Hajiya don't mind him, you know him to always have problem with the less privileged" Uncle B said before they ate and left "Bashir come here" Amma said immediately they left "don't worry son you know how Idi is. He don't like people that don't have,which I don't know what they have done to him. But worry not I won't allow him to discourag your father" Amma tried to talk to Bashir because he looks heart broken. Bashir knowing fully well what his uncle is cabale of doing. He just don't know why problems always arise from father's side especially father's brothers calle

' 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