My Enemy Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel

Chief Suraj Mahendra Marka, the Chief of Army Staff of the United States, who previously lived here in Nigeria, in the Federal Capital Territory (F.C.T), Abuja, has only one wife, Agent Madam Parveen, an officer of the C.I.D, and they have three children.

His first son is Marshal Mohandas Suraj Mahendra.

His second son is Commander Rakesh Suraj Mahendra.

And his daughter is Amreesha Suraj Mahendra.

C.D.S Suraj lost his daughter Amreesha when she was just two years old due to a car accident involving her and her mother, Madam Parveen, while they were returning from Kaduna to Abuja. Madam Parveen was the one driving the vehicle.

A very serious accident occurred. Madam Parveen’s life was successfully saved, but Amreesha, the two-year-old child, was not found inside the car. A thorough search was carried out everywhere around the accident scene, but they failed to find even a trace of her, not to mention her body. Her parents fell into deep sorrow over the loss of their daughter Amreesha.

Now it has been eighteen years since the incident. Is Amreesha alive, or is she dead? Only Allah knows best…

However, this family is a crystal family — all of them are officers. Because of this, they all carry a special mark: a cartoon drawing of a gun branded on their bodies, inherited from parents to children. Even the missing child, Amreesha, had this same mark.

The greatest wish of C.D.S Suraj was that when Amreesha grew up, she would become a special officer in the army. Sadly, he lost her at a very young age.

Amreesha was later found by some hunters in the forest. She stayed with them for about a year before they decided to take her to an orphanage, hoping her parents would be found, since they were unable to locate them themselves.

At that time, Amreesha’s parents had already left Nigeria entirely and returned to the United States, having accepted that their daughter Amreesha was dead.

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Chief of Army Staff

Chief Muhammadu Zaiduddeen Bature, who resides in Nigeria in Abuja G.R.A., was born by the same parents with two siblings: his brother Sarki Abubakar Zaiduddeen Bature, the revered King of Jidda, and their sister Aunty Yolash, who works at the Ministry of Education in Bauchi.

Chief Muhammadu Bature’s first wife was Hajia Fateema, whom Allah took years ago as a result of complications during childbirth when she gave birth to twins:

Major General Razhdeen (M.G.R) and Surgeon Doctor Roshan (S.D.R).

Later, Chief Muhammadu Bature married his second wife, Hajia Kilishi, who currently lives with him along with her five children, all daughters. The first is Meenat, followed by Pinky, then Ruky, Ummy, and the last-born, Tiny, who is the youngest of them all.

Hajia Kilishi deeply desired to have a male child, but Allah did not grant her one. After giving birth to her daughter Tiny, her womb was removed due to complications. She wept bitterly over not having a son and was also hurt by how Chief Muhammadu openly showed love and affection to his twins, even though they did not live together.

Major General Razhdeen lives in the United States, where he works. He owns up to eleven houses there. His closest friend is Marshal Mohandas, the son of C.D.S Suraj.

Surgeon Doctor Roshan, on the other hand, lives in Egypt, where his major hospital is located.

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THE KING OF JIDDAH

His Royal Highness Sarki Abubakar Bature has two wives. His senior wife, Maimuna (Mamy), never had children and it was medically confirmed that she could not conceive. Because of this, His Royal Highness married the beautiful daughter of the King of Niger, named Maryam (Innayo).

By the will of Allah, after one year Innayo became pregnant. During childbirth, she underwent surgery and delivered a baby girl.

His Royal Highness was extremely joyful upon receiving this good news, while Hajia Mamy was devastated with grief, almost to the point of collapse. This led her to secretly pay the hospital doctor to remove Innayo’s womb without anyone knowing. This was done.

She then arranged for the baby to be kidnapped after magically sealing the baby’s mouth so she could not cry, using charms obtained from her sorcerer. She paid a large sum of money for the baby to be buried alive so that no one would ever hear of her again.

The day after the baby disappeared, the entire palace was thrown into chaos. Only Hajia Mamy, the doctor, and the person who took the baby knew the secret.

His Royal Highness collapsed upon hearing the news of the disappearance, and the baby’s mother was thrown into severe emotional distress.

After regaining consciousness, His Royal Highness remained strong and ordered a ram to be slaughtered and named his child REEMAH. Had it been a boy, the child would have been named a prince, but since it was a girl, she was named Reemah.

However, the man who kidnapped Reemah disobeyed Hajia Mamy’s instruction to bury the baby alive. Suddenly, faith entered his heart, and he secretly took Reemah out of Jidda and brought her straight to Nigeria. He did not stop anywhere except at an orphanage in Abuja. He handed the baby over and fled without giving any information about himself, and from that moment, he was never seen again.

Before handing Reemah over, he branded her with the royal emblem of the Jidda kingdom using fire, in a way that would never fade, permanently on her thigh (lap).