Tubali Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
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Chapter 2 of 2
Dr. Lukman added:
“He has blocked me too. In healthcare, he’s destroying private hospitals. His hospital charges are cheap but offers quality care. How can ours survive?”
Alhaji Idi Sale Dakata stood up angrily.
“He’s ruined my rice company completely! Everywhere you turn, he has dominated. That red-eared boy! He moves like a whirlwind—hard to even get a meeting with him.”
Dr. Lukman sighed.
“He’s returning to Nigeria this week. He’s currently in Ethiopia. The Ethiopian president himself honored him—alongside top doctors—for helping passengers at an airport on his way to the US. He’s being recognized as the businessman with the most affordable essential goods. Everywhere he goes—success follows.”
Bala Tambari looked around.
“Fine. When he returns, we must meet him. We’ll try to buy him—offer him a partnership. Show him the kind of profit we make. Maybe he’ll agree to join us. But if he refuses…”
Alhaji Idi Sale Dakata cut in sharply:
“If he refuses, then the game begins. Power and stubbornness alone won’t save him. We’ve eliminated stronger men twenty-two years ago. I didn’t spare even my own—let alone an outsider.”
They ended the meeting with one conclusion: when he returns, they will confront him.
Meanwhile, Inside the House
Jannart stood in the kitchen, wearing a stunning half-gown that slightly revealed her fair legs. The thick fabric clung to her body, highlighting her elegant figure. As a fashionable young woman, Jannart loved style deeply. Her clothing often resembled Arab or Turkish fashion, setting her apart from other Nigerian girls.
She worked quietly and calmly.
Her mother stood beside her.
“Jannart, I think your brother is calling you,” Mom said.
Her heart skipped.
“Yah Junaid!?”
“Yes, it’s him.”
Her heart pounded again, a strange feeling spreading through her chest. She had no choice. Slowly, she wiped her hands and walked toward the living room.