Showing posts with label My Marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Marriage. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 November 2017

Love and its Destiny Chapter Ten




Chapter 10
Written by Aunty Queen
Wattpad: JamilaAtiku

Usaima handed his phone to him without saying anything then fight the anger in her head to act normal in order for him not to suspects anything. She then saw him off and both said their goodbyes.
At exactly 9:23pm, Usaima called Naseem twice but no answer then she decide to hide her number and call Faiz and she also hear call waiting, after some minutes he calls her back and they both act normal. During their normal mid-night calls Usaima was waiting for Baban Faruq to call but he didn’t call 30min from the usual time he calls then she decided to call him thinking he over slept and the call goes straight to ‘Call waiting’ she also called Faiz number and it also goes to call waiting.

Tuesday, 10 October 2017

"My Uncle Said He Will Kill Me If Anyone Find Out"-- 5 yrs old girl narrates how her Uncle raped her


I screamed as he held me against the bed, his strong hands covering my mouth. I had just turned five some days ago.
The pain was intense. I tried to push him away, but I couldn't and I gave up just as I had done some weeks ago when I tried to lift the sofa in the living room. When he finally got down from the bed, he spat on the ground, pulled up his trousers and left the room in a hurry. I wiped the tears with the back of my hands and tried to sit up. But my thighs hurt so badly and so I lay there numb.
He walked back into the room and stood in front of me.
'Sarah!'

Saturday, 30 September 2017

Love and its Destiny Episode Six


Inside Arewa Story: Love and its Destiny Episode one 
First of all I will like to say thank you to all of http://www.insidearewa.com and http://www.insidearewa.com.ng readers for the journey so far. Thank you for supporting me and thank you for everything I really appreciate you. Remember to always visit the site. Long live Arewa and long live Nigeria.
Note: Date of sharing next episode may change due to the nature of my work so no fix date but I’ll keep to my words Insha Allah on any date fix for new episode. Enjoy your reading and follow us on all social media @Insidearewa

Wednesday, 20 September 2017

Love and its Destiny Episode Four


Read previous story here  
First of all I will like to say thank you to all of http://www.insidearewa.com and http://www.insidearewa.com.ng readers for the journey so far. Thank you for supporting me and thank you for everything I really appreciate you. Remember to always visit the site. Long live Arewa and long live Nigeria.
Note: Date of sharing next episode may change due to the nature of my work so no fix date but I’ll keep to my words Insha Allah on any date fix for new episode. Enjoy your reading and follow us on all social media @Insidearewa

Sunday, 17 September 2017

Love and its Destiny Episode Three


Read the previous episodes here  

First of all I will like to say thank you to all of http://www.insidearewa.com and http://www.insidearewa.com.ng readers as we celebrates 2 years anniversary. Thank you for supporting me and thank you for everything I really appreciate you. Remember to always visit the site. Long live Arewa and long live Nigeria.
Note: Date of sharing next episode may change due to the nature of my work so no fix date but I’ll keep to my words Insha Allah on any date fix for new episode. Enjoy your reading and follow us on all social media @Insidearewa
*******************************************************************

"Hey cutie, I will be going to Kano for weekend "  said Naseem.
"kai haba! Life is not fair at all because I have started missing you already" said Usaima while throwing tantrum.

Saturday, 9 September 2017

The Diary of Life Trials: This story is inspired by true life events


This story is inspired by true life events! 
Enjoy your reading and follow us on all social media @Insidearewa
*******************************************************************
My name is Fareedah but people called me Reedah to match the fashionable way I dressed.  I was 24 years old when I met my former husband who was young lecturer then, named Ibrahim at a food joint in the school campus that's college of education Gombe. I was a final year student then. I was having a chit chat  with my friends when Ibrahim overheard our conversation, I was telling a friend that sat next to me that

Monday, 31 July 2017

Presidency Commends Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN's Message to President Buhari.


Presidency Commends Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN's Message to President Buhari.
The Presidency has described as touching and thoughtful, a message received over the weekend from the Christian Association of Nigeria expressing joy at the news of President Muhammadu Buhari's recovery from illness.
In a statement to the press in Abuja, Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to President Buhari, confirmed that the President received the goodwill message from Rev Dr Samson Supo Ayokunle, the CAN President.

Monday, 1 May 2017

Finding ‘Mr Right’ Chapter 3




Follow the link to read the previous episodes
Gloria sent me a BBM that they were leaving The Marquee for Aura. It read “Off to Aura. Enjoy en, and be ready to spill all the details. You’ve gotten the iPad, but I’ll still get dem shoes.

Ha! I was so keeping my shoes in some bank vault. But I knew it was an effort in futility, because if Gloria wanted them, she would organize a bank heist to get them.

 So I was going to tow the line of making available to her anytime she needed them, so that I didn’t lose the shoes altogether.

Anyways, back to the present. I was enjoying all the shaking what my mama gave me and movement with Mr. X. Men.

 The guy could really move and he had a way of working me into the most desirable positions for body melding dancing.

Wednesday, 26 April 2017

No looter will go scot free, Buhari vows





President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed that no corrupt leader, whether past or current, would go unpunished no matter how highly placed.
He said anyone found to have illegally obtained monies meant for the good of Nigerians would not be spared as the anti-corruption agencies has been repositioned to undertake the legal battle against them.
Mr President who stated this at the “Summit on security and development agenda for Northern Nigeria” organised by Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation, yesterday, in Kaduna added that era of stealing public wealth without fear was over. 
Buhari who was represented by the Minister of Interior, Lt. General Abdulrahman Bello Danbazau, said that there was no going back on the anti-corruption fight of his administration.
He said the challenges confronting the nation included the reality of terrorism, the rise of proto-national ethnic agitations, the scandalising effect of rampant corruption in a period of great want among others.
According to him, “terrorism and insecurity in the North-East particularly has been brought to the barest minimum and what remains is the social programmes, already on-going, to guarantee a lasting peace.
“Political engagement at various levels have been carried out to ensure that all segments of our polity are carried along in decision making as it relates to development of our country even as a line has been drawn against actions that threaten the corporate existence of Nigeria on which there can be no negotiation.
“The herders-sedentary farmers’ conflict is very rife with us, even though it also has a regional dimension. This is one serious matter that affects most concerned persons in this forum, next to the collateral kidnapping for ransom and problems associated to it.
“As you are all aware, the security forces, including the intelligence outfits, have been mandated to combine their efforts to rid our people of the violent levels it has escalated in recent times, leading to regrettable loss of lives and property, at a national scale,” he said.
In his remark, Borno State Governor and Chairman Northern State Governors’ Forum, Alhaji Kashim Shettima, said it was time the North shunned all forms of discrimination. He admonished the region’s majority to learn to cherish the minority.
He said Muslims in Borno or Kano states should accept and support Christians from Benue or Kogi states, embrace them as eminently representing all Northerners.
“And this should be vice-versa so we can collectively move the region from where we are to where we ought to be,” he said.
According to him, coexistence is easily entrenched when the majority display magnanimity to the minority.
“The north has majority Muslims and the majority must make deliberate efforts to earn the trust of the minority. In our respective states, a governor of a majority Muslim state must make deliberate efforts to be fair and to show love and empathy to the minority Christian population.
“In the same vein, a governor in a majority Christian population must make conscious effort to demonstrate love and empathy for the minority Muslim population. This is the kind of chapter that is currently being written by Governor Lalong in Plateau State. Ethno-religious harmony is fast being rebuilt in Plateau State because of the leadership credentials of Lalong.
“The fairness, justness or otherwise of any leader, can unite or divide any society. When a segment perceives a leader as being unjust, a sense of marginalization builds up and breeds hatred amongst the mass, kith and kin.
“Naturally, neighbours begin to live in hate, each side waiting for the slightest opportunity to prove extent of hatred. The majority must always be large at heart and the minority must always be fair in acknowledging the realities of numbers. We must be truthful to ourselves,” he said.






Feel Free To Comments Here...

Monday, 27 February 2017

No link between Acting President’s visit to MMIA and reorganisation in aviation agencies — Hadi Sirika


The Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika, says there is no link between the Acting President Yemi Osinbajo’s visit to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, and the ongoing reorganisation in the aviation agencies.
Sirika said this in a statement signed an released to newsmen by Mr James Odaudu, Deputy Director, Press and Public Affairs, Ministry of Transportation in Abuja.
Sirika said that the visit of the Acting President on Thursday was to assess the state of facilities at the nation’s number one airport.
It was also to identify possible areas that needed the government’s immediate attention, he said.

Saturday, 21 January 2017

The miserable wife chapter five (Final)


The miserable wife chapter five (Final)
Friday 20th January 2017
23:00 hours
Read the previous episode
Some six months after Ahmad and I had been communicating vis phone calls, he came to Nigeria for a visit. Though he had family in town, he decided to put up in a hotel for security and some privacy reasons as he explained to me when we met. I did not visit him at the hotel to avoid suspicions from my husband. You see, though he was hardly around, my husband kept tabs on me and monitored my movements. I found out some years back when one of his staff, whom I had done a favor for confessed to me.
 
 It seemed Alhaji did not trust anyone including me, his wife. And this was the same man who went all over the place with his secretary Lateefa who doubled as his mistress. I had heard about the affair and a few others he had had since our marriage but for the sake of peace and my mother's counsel, I had ignored them.

Saturday, 14 January 2017

The miserable wife chapter three



 Read previous episodes here 2,1

Friday 13th January 2017
21:00 hours


By the time I met Alhaji Abduullah, he already had eight children- four daughters and four sons. He had two wives, in which none of them he said lived with him.
 "The eldest stays abroad most of the time, while the younger one has her own place in town," he told me". 
 At the time, I wondered why he chose to live like a bachelor instead of having at least one of his wives with him. It was much later that I found out the reason.
 Soon, I wrote my final papers and graduated. For the NYSC, I was posted to Kano, to serve in Fagge town which was a surprise to me as I thought I would serve in another state, having lived in Kano most of my life. My mother wanted me to change the posting so I could be in the city of Kano but I refused. It was my first time, apart from school I would be away from home, totally on my own and I liked the feeling of independence it gave me. I however, visited home regularly to check on her and my siblings.

Monday, 12 December 2016

'I cheat on my wife and i lie to my family' chapter Four (Finale)




'I cheat on my wife and i lie to my family' chapter Four


Before leaving for Kano, my wife, Halima said:
"Somebody will see 'fire' in this house if the next time I come, this girl is still here! So, don't say I didn't warn you, Jamaal!"
 After her departure, I had a long talk with Nawwarah. I told her that much as I liked her being with me, we could no longer live together as my wife was now aware of our relationship. "I'll rent a place for you where you can stay. I will still take care of your needs and be visiting you there regularly so there's nothing for you to worry about," I assured her.
She was silent for a while.
"If I leave, what will happen to the baby then?" she asked. "What? What are you talking about?" I queried. She took my hand in hers. "I wanted to tell you a few days ago, but your wife came and..." she paused before continuing:

Saturday, 26 November 2016

My Neighbor Chapter 5 (Final) Saturday, 26 November, 2016






My Neighbor Chapter 5 final
Saturday 26th November, 2016
Not recommended for readers under 17yrs
 Read the previous Episodes HERE


"Madam, you need to take it easy. We tried our best but...," stated the doctor, pausing.

I looked at the doctor, apprehension gripping me suddenly.

"What's it, doctor? What's wrong with my husband?" I demanded.

He sighed before speaking.
  
"His injuries were just too severe. We did our best but...I'm sorry, we lost him."

"Lost what, Doctor? I don't understand! What happened to my husband? I want to see him! Take me to him. I want to see Ghaddafi!" I collapsed on the ground and began to scream in anguish with my younger sister, Amina holding and trying to raise me up from the floor...

Sunday, 20 November 2016

My Neighbor Chapter 3 Sunday, Nov 20



 Read the previous Episode Here



My Neighbor Chapter 3
Sunday 20th November, 2016
Not recommended for readers under 17yrs
After the call from her husband ended, Kareema sat down staring blankly at the TV screen opposite her. Usually, the news that her husband would be coming home after such a long absence would have made her extremely happy.
She would have immediately started preparations such as cooking some of his favorite dishes, taking extra care of her appearance so she would look good for him and so on.
Now, it was not so. In fact, she dreaded his return. As it meant less time spent with Bako, her lover. Since their affair began over two months before, Kareema had grown more and more attached to him. It had reached a stage where she wanted to be with him every single day. He was like an addiction, a drug she could not do without.
His work made that impossible so they spent most weekends together when he was less busy. To avoid prying eyes of neighbors, they often met at a discreet guest house off Airport Road.
Last weekend, they had spent two days there and it had been wonderful. She had only reluctantly returned home because of her daughter whom she had left in the care of the maid Halima.
In the beginning, Kareema had felt pangs of guilt, at the affair with Bako. But she had blamed it on Gaddafi, reasoning that if he had spent more time at home with her like a family man should, she would not be going out with another man.‘He neglected me all these years and he expected me to just remain like that, like a log of wood in this house,’ she now stated, with a hiss. Glancing at the clock, she saw it was nearly time for Badiyya to return from school. She went to the kitchen to instruct the maid on the meal to prepare for her daughter…
7 days later…
The ringing of her phone woke Kareema up from her nap. She picked it up and seeing it was Bako calling, sat up. “Just wanted to hear your voice, how are you doing today, babe?” he asked.
“Fine. Just missing you.” Since her husband’s return some days back, she had not been able to meet up with Bako. She was not happy about it. But there was nothing she could do about it; she simply had to endure it till Gaddafi returned to his work offshore.
“Miss you too. Can we see today?”
“Much as I want to be with you, it’s not possible right now. Gaddafi,” she said simply.
She could hear him sigh.
“How long is he staying this time?”
“Three weeks,” she said.
“So long!” he exclaimed. “I’m not sure I can wait that long to see you.”
She laughed.
“You make it seem like a year. It’s just a few weeks.”
“Let’s do it this way. How about I close early on Monday and we meet up at our usual place? You can always find an excuse for leaving home,” he suggested.
“I’ll think about it,” said Kareema.
They chatted for a while longer before she hung up.
“Who were you talking with for so long?” her husband asked as he came into the room.
She looked up quickly at him.
“It’s Ismail.”
“Oh.” He opened the wardrobe and brought out a sky blue colored Kaftan regalia.
“I’m wearing this to Mosque tomorrow. Tell Halima to get it ironed now that there’s light,” he said, throwing the outfit on the bed. She got up from the bed and picked up the clothes.
“I’ll do it. The fabric is delicate; she might burn it. You know how careless she can be.”
“Thanks darling. You’re such a caring wife,” he praised her, giving her a quick hug as she left the bedroom.
Kareema arrived the guest house shortly after seven o’clock. She noticed Bako’s car in the courtyard and smiled as she walked towards the entrance.
He opened the door at the first knock.
“You surely took your time getting here. I’ve been waiting nearly an hour,” he grumbled.
“Sorry, love. It was Gaddafi. I had to prepare his dinner before leaving. I’ll make it up to you, sweetheart.” He drew her to the bed and she fell on him.
“You better do. To make up for all the days you stayed away from me.”
He unzipped her blouse and slipping it off her shoulders buried his face in her chest.
“Hmm! You smell so good. I feel like ‘eating’ you up!”
“What are you waiting for then?” she asked, lifting his face up to hers, her mouth seeking his as he began to undress her.
His hot mouth trailed kisses from her chest to her belly, his tongue circling her navel, making her squirm in ecstasy.
She gasped as he moved lower, her hand holding his head tightly to her, his movements making her body come alive in intense arousal…
What next for Kareema?
The story continues…

The story continues insha Allah on Saturday 23rd November 

For more stories updates follow us on Twitter and Instagram @insidearewa or add 08066680993 on whatsapp and you can also download insidearewa application for Android users by following the link and wait for the 30 seconds count down to finish to install the app on your phone for easy access. 
Download Inside Arewa Android App for fast and easy access 
 CLick HERE
or follow this link if the first didnt work for u DOWNLOAD INSIDE AREWA Apphttp://www.appsgeyser.com/3784388






Feel Free To Comments Here...

Wednesday, 16 November 2016

Neighbor Chapter 2


 

My Neighbor Chapter 2

Saturday 16th November, 2016
Not recommended for readers under 17yrs

I found myself pressed against the door, the handle digging into my back. But I didn’t feel it because all my thoughts were focused on Bako, his face buried in my neck, dropping light kisses all the way to my lips.
I knew I would be lost if he kissed me so I averted my face and the kiss fell on my cheek.
“What’s wrong?” he asked, his eyes looking at me searchingly.
“I have to go. It’s getting late.”
“I know you don’t,” he countered. “I know you want me. I see the way you look at me from your window when I’m washing my car. You can’t deny it.”
‘So, he knows’ I thought, trying to wriggle out of his arms but he refused to let go.
“So what if I did! It doesn’t mean anything,” I retorted.
“Sure it does. It shows you fancy me, you want to be with me.”
He was right about that. I wanted him badly, wanted to be in his arms for as long as possible. I felt drawn to him like I had never felt towards any man before.
But…!
“My husband, have you forgotten him?”
“Husband? You call that a husband?
Man that leaves you for months all alone in that big house? Who works hundreds of miles away from home far away offshore? If I had a woman like you, I would get a job closer to home,” he rejoined.
Then cupping my face in his hands, he stated softly:
“I see the loneliness in your eyes that you hide behind wide smiles. You can’t fool me Karima. Let me in, to fill in the gap. Please.”
The longing in his eyes, his caressing voices were all too much for me.
To my shock, I broke down in years, my face pressed deep against his chest.
He held me close, speaking soothingly to me.
“It’s ok. Everything’ll be fine. He whispered”
Later, I calmed down a bit and we sat on the couch talking. I spoke about my marriage to Ghaddafi, my husband of six years. How in that time, we had never spent a full month together as a couple.
“His job on an oil rig offshore makes him work for about five (5) months at a stretch with a few weeks break in between. It’s been lonely without my husband by my side. Now, he’s gone, it will be months before I see him again. But what can I do? Whenever I complain, he tells me I knew the type of job he did before I married him.
‘I should leave my job because I’m married to you? Am I the only married man on that rig? Learn to cope or…’ he often said.
“Now, I no longer complain but grin and bear it. He provides me with everything, whatever that money can buy. But the most precious thing to a married woman, a husband’s love, his touch is missing. I’ve laid my bed, I’ve to learn to enjoy the rough bed,” I said, attempting a little smile.
“You know, you can always change the situation if you wish.” His expressive eyes conveyed more than his words did.
I knew what he meant. Much as I desired him, was attracted to him, was I ready to cross that
line? To be unfaithful to my husband?
I got up then and bidding him goodnight, made for the door…

It was about a week later that I saw Bako again. It was late in the evening as he was returning from work.
I had taken some trash outside to the big dustbin outside the fence when he drove up. He horned and I went over to chat.
“How was your day?” he asked, as he got down from the car.
“So-so! The same old boring routine,” I said with a short laugh. With no job and most of the domestic work done by my maid, I had a whole lot of time on my hands.
“you know am just a block away, you can always count on me on anything” He had opened the gate and was about entering the car to drive into the compound.
I walked behind the car and helped him shut the gate.
Inside, I flipped through a magazine while he was upstairs changing his clothes.
He returned wearing shorts and a brown police wear shirt, bearing some magazines with him.
“I see you love reading. Here” He offered them to me. “So, what’ll you like? Tea, coke, you name it?”
I settled on Tea while he took a chilled Coke.
Maybe it was the Tea for I felt relaxed, not so tensed up as I had been feeling for some days.
“How come I’ve never seen your fiancé here?” I asked him some time later. He had told us he was engaged when he moved in newly.
“Ex-fiancé. We broke up.”
“Sorry about that.”
He shrugged.
“It’s one of those things. I believe it’s for the best. Nazira and I were not really compatible. We were operating on different wave lengths; so we kept clashing. It would have been a disaster if we had married,” he said.
“So, what kind of lady do you really like?”
He got up to stand in front of me.
“You really want to know?” he asked. Then taking the glass from my hand, he drew me up.
He led me to the mirror at a corner of the room and staring keenly at me said:
“That’s her. My type of woman” I smiles.
Then he turned me round and his hands began to caress my arms before slipping inside my blouse, his warm fingers on the soft flesh of my belly sending tingles of ecstasy all over me. It was as if my body, that had been cold for so long had suddenly come alive at his touch.
“Bako, what are you doing?” I protested. But even to my ears, it sounded weak. His touch made me feel weak with longing as well as if I had no energy left in me.
But his mouth on mine shut me up and picking me up, took me to the couch.
I should have resisted him, but I was powerless. I could not hold out any longer, this intense desire I felt for him.
So, I drew him to me and returned his caresses and kisses, my hands running freely over his exquisite body that I had been ogling for so long.
We made love right there on the couch before we went up to his bedroom where I remained till nearly midnight…

The story continues insha Allah on Saturday 19th November 
For more stories updates follow us on Twitter and Instagram @insidearewa or add 08066680993 on whatsapp 

Inside Arewa's Blog: My Neighbor Chapter 1 
http://insidearewa.blogspot.com/2016/11/my-neighbor-chapter-1.html?spref=tw



  

 








Feel Free To Comments Here...

Saturday, 12 November 2016

My Neighbor Chapter 1





My Neighbor Chapter 1
Saturday 12th November, 2016


This is not for readers under 17yrs thanks

 This is a story about a lonely wife and her neighbor Bako.

I stood by a window upstairs, observing unobtrusively for sometime as he worked. It was a warm morning with the sun just making its presence felt in the sky.
He wore shorts and nothing else, leaving his chest bare. As he washed the car, his toned biceps bulged with the energetic movement of his hand.
My eyes flickered all over him, from his face to his chest, flat stomach then his sturdy legs sprinkled with dark hair. I was transfixed and could not tear my eyes away; it was like I was under a spell or something.
I knew I should not be doing this- ogling and fantasizing about my neighbor who was also my husband’s tenant. But I could not help myself.
It had been this way since I first met Bako. It was about four months ago when he moved into the duplex next to ours, owned by my husband.
The first day he moved in, he had come over to my house to see my husband who was on a break from his job offshore.

He was simply dressed in a white ghalila shadda (Kaftan) with loafers on his feet. He made quite an impression on me not just for his good looks but his intelligence. An IT specialist and consultant, he did consulting jobs for some top companies in the country and abroad.
“Anwuni lafiya Hajia?” he said as he came out that afternoon before leaving.
“Let us know if you need anything. I’m hardly at home because of my work but my wife is often around. You can always ask her,” said my husband.
He looked at me keenly for a moment then smiled, revealing even teeth.
“I’ll do that. Thanks for your warm welcome,” he said.
Maybe it was that smile for throughout that day, I kept thinking about our new neighbor. From then on, I looked forward to seeing him. It was not easy because of his work which kept him busy but once in a while, I would be standing by our gate in the evenings and he would drive home. He would stop and say hello and chat for a bit.
Then I began to watch whenever he washed his car at weekends particularly on Saturday mornings. That chore used to be done by his younger brother but since he left for the NYSC program, Bako started doing it.
It gave me a thrill watching him in that manner and it made me look forward to Saturday mornings.

One Saturday evening, I was returning home from seeing off a friend, Ismail who lived in our estate when a car stopped by me.
I turned to see Bako at the wheel.
“Heading home?” he asked.
“Yes.”
He offered to drop me so I got in.
“How is Badiyya?” he enquired as we drove along. Badiyya was my four year old daughter.
“She’s ok. She’s at home.”
We got to our Close and as I was about to get down, he said:
“Can you help me with something?”
“What’s it?” I turned to gaze at him.
He said he needed assistance in preparing the dish he wanted for his dinner that evening.
“It’s fresh fish pepper soup. I like it but have no idea how to make it. Actually,” he said, pausing. “I’m not good at cooking. My sister, Bilkisu was supposed to come over this evening to prepare some dishes for me but she had a program to attend at her School. So…”
“It’s not hard to prepare. It’s one of the simplest dishes to make. Do you have the ingredients already?”I asked him as we got down in his compound.
Inside, in his neat kitchen, I inspected the contents of his well stocked freezer.
Except for the spices, the other ingredients were available.
So, I called my maid, Halima to get some scent leaf from my backyard where we had planted some vegetables. Soon, the soup was bubbling nicely in the pot. “Hmm. Smells nice,” he intoned on entering the kitchen. He stood by me, looking into the steaming pot on the cooker.
He rubbed his hands together, smiling down at me.
Can’t wait to have it!
Being so close to him, in his home was playing havoc on me. I could feel my heart thumping and a warm feeling coursing through me which had nothing to do with the heat from the cooker.
I moved away from him to the sink to wash and clean up. And also calm myself.
I checked the soup, tasted it one more time. It was done so I lowered the heat so it could simmer for a while before serving.
“Food is ready. Bon appétit,” I stated, removing the apron I had worn while cooking.
“Don’t tell me you are leaving? Who’s going to eat all this? Stay and share it with me,” he said when he saw me preparing to leave.
“I’ve to go check on Badiyya. She’s…” I began to say when he cut in, holding my wrist.
“Please. I hate eating alone,” he pleaded, his eyes looking at me in a way that increased the erratic beating of my heart. I felt as if I was suffocating and I knew that I should get out of that house ASAP.
But like a programmed doll, I found myself serving the soup, taking it to the dining table and sitting down with him.
He made small talk as we ate, but all I could think about was the thrill that went through me when he held my hand. If I could feel that way at a mere touch on the hand, what would it be like if he kissed me? I quickly shook my head at the thought, coughing a little.
“You need some water?” he asked in a concerned tone. He quickly poured some water in a glass for me which I drank.
“I guess the pepper is a bit much.”
“I love it that way. Hot and spicy. It’s good for this weather, with the rainy season and all,” he noted.
Later, after eating and clearing the dishes, I went to the bathroom to freshen up before leaving for home.
At the door, he said:
“Thanks for the meal. One of the best pepper soups I’ve ever tasted. You’re such a good cook, Hajiya Karima.”
“You can call me Karima.”
“Alright. Karima,” he said, smiling at me, his eyes crinkling at the corners.
He opened the door and perhaps, in my haste to leave before I did something crazy, my phone slipped and fell on the floor.
“Sorry,” he said, bending down to retrieve it at the same time as I did.
We bumped into each other and he apologized again.
I raised my head, just as he did and our eyes locked for an intense moment. Then, like a magnet, our heads drew closer and closer…

To be continue on 16th Nov insha Allah

   For more stories updates follow us on Twitter and Instagram @insidearewa or add 08066680993 on whatsapp and you can also download insidearewa application for Android users by following the link and wait for the 30 seconds count down to finish to install the app on your phone for easy access. 

http://www.droidbin.com/p1avld28j41ejg6vj167cq179t3





Feel Free To Comments Here...

Monday, 12 September 2016

President Buhari At The Eid Prayer Ground In Daura, Katsina State.



President Buhari At The Eid Prayer Ground In Daura, Katsina State. President Buhari joints thousand of Muslims to Pray the Eid Kabir festival in his home town Daura Katsina Sstate

Saturday, 25 June 2016

The Beautiful Side of Marriage episode 2

The Beautiful side of a Marriage :
My name is Laila Sulayman. I want to share my love diary with you. Marriage is a honey-bitter affair. My marriage has gone through both. How you approach and tackle marital problems determines how successful your marriage become.
I met my husband Ismail Ahmed through my family friends. Ismail was a civil servant working in Abuja. I went to visit my family friends and then my friend Hafsa and her sisters told me that theres a guy interested in me, he was their brothers friend. I never knew him how come he knows me har he is Interested in me? The response I got was that he saw my picture with them and he was head over heels (It was later on my husband told me that he never saw my picture, they just told him about me wai inada hankali sosai and inada kirki that was what caught his attention).
Ours wasnt love at 1st sight. When Hafsa & her sisters insisted i meet him, i wasnt impressed. i was like is this him? (Later on ismail told me he wasnt impressed either, he was expecting a tall lady cause he is very tall {shorty and tally,lol!} and earlier he saw me hugging my brothers he thought I was wayward, cause  bai san brothers dina ne ba). We greeted and parted ways with Ismail.

That was it till some few months later we met on 2go, he spoke to me, I instantly knew it was him cause  it was his full name written there, mine was my nickname he didnt know it was me till we talked for a while before he realised. We chatted for almost 2 hours getting to know each other better. He asked for my number and I gave him, he called and we bid each other goodnight. That was how our friendship started.

We were just friends, i clearly told him i was dating someone and we are almost getting engaged. Along the way he started professing his love but i told him it wasnt possible because i dont double date & I was already in a relationship. He told me he will never give up on me. By then i was in my 1st year in University of Maiduguri. We had an issue with my current boy friend who was supposed to kai gaisuwa in a month's time, whenever im in school maiduguri he never visits me, he only waits till I come back to Abuja before we see. Hausawa sunce," garin masoyi baya nisa", but he always complain that Maid is far bla bla bla.

Ismail who was my friend ko nace toaster as at that time will come all the way to see me. That was one of the things that started drawing my attention to him, he was so loving and caring even though i told him pop and clear that he doesnt stand a chance. it didnt stop him from calling or coming over. And behold I exed my Ex and started daring the most amazing and wonderful man on earth. The love was blossoming, my friends & roomies in school all knew about him and tease me love one tin-tin. When we make nite calls (MTN happy hour) he will asks me to look at the window to just notice the greenlands as he is also watchng them in Abuja. Us watching the same greenlands and fields really connected us. It was a magical connection, I could feel his presence with me. A friend of mine nicknamed Ismail Greenland cause of this, she calls him that haryanzu. Lokacin ana magic number, yasa numba na as his magic number so we could talk endlessly through out the day and part of the nite.
   After 4 months of dating, I was back home frm school. Ismail confessed to me he had another Girlfriend Nadia and he has been dating her for 2 years now, I was shattered. I still remember how my heart broke into pieces at that news & the pain I felt but i pretended to be strong, I told him i wasnt going to be a side chick. I broke up with him and told him to go back to her because i never wanted same to be done to me. I don't want to be a snatcher. I couldnt sleep that Night, I cried and cried all my tears out. But this guy kept calling and calling endlessly, even though i was yearning to speak with him, i just couldnt pick his calls. He kept sending messages professing his love, apologising and explaining I didnt even want to believe. I prayed throughout the night and by the time i realised the time, it was already Subh. I immediately observed my salah and was about to go to bed when our guardman knocked, my aunt answered the door. She came 2 tell me i had a visitor. Knowing who it was, i said i wasnt going. Da asuba sey kace maye. My aunt said wulakanci baida kyau, from the looks of things u guys had a misunderstanding that was why he couldnt wait gari ya waye yazo yanzu, so please give him a chance to explain. Tunda ta matsa na zunbula hijab dina na fita. I didnt evn give him face nor room for any lovey lovey.

Ismail knelt down and started begging, i was embarrassed. Get up please!. We talked for hours, he did most of the talking. He didnt leave gidanmu sey past 11am. I listened to everything he had to say before I finally gave him an ultimatum since he said it was me he wanted and that their relationship was at the bricks already cause her people wanted her to marry dan garinsu and his dad also didnt like her. He sincerely told me that  at 1st he didnt love me as much as he did her but with time my love supersized hers & that was why he decided to tell me about her. I had to make sure i wasnt a consolation for him. I told him to think about it very well then he should finally make a decison of who he really wants. It was either me or her but he couldnt have us both.

As God wil have it, after a while he was able to convince me that i am the chosen one. It was a fantastic feeling to know and realise that he don't want me to go. He kept saying, 'Ban taba haduwa da mace mey hankali irinki ba & i just cant let u go, i cant loose u'. Toh fortunately it was all over, & the fairytale love continued perfectly. It was all smooth until Hafsa & her sisters wanted to disrupt our peaceful and loving relationship. I just couldnt understand why. "Kune silar haduwarmu and now kuna son rabamu" why? They started tellin me lies about him & also told him bad fake lies about me. At first I almost fell in to their trap but eventually i figured it all out. I kept my personal distance from them for a while. I have an ear problem, i can recall Ismail gistng me Hafsa was like yanzu kurmar zaka aura? imagine!

   Alhamdullialh we dated for 2years 3 months & finally we tied the knot. Them Hafsa ne kirjin biki. yan kaniya ta ciki na ciki dai. I can recall watching my wedding video where my husband was interviewed on how he's feeling now that he is a groom and he stated it was the happiest day of his life because he is married to the woman of his dreams. I was equally excited to spend the rest of my life with the man who knws how to treat me like a queen.
Marriage isnt always a bed of roses but then my husband was a very Loving, romantic, attentive, honest, caring, loyal, faithful & a family man. He loves spending alot of time with me, pampering me in all ways e.g breakfast in bed. We love each others company. We talk about everything, absolutely everything, we trust each other completely & we love each other "profoundly" unconditionally. We are very open with ourselves till date touching each other's phone isnt an issue 4 us. Sometimes he tells me to read then tells me what to write back in a txt msg. If there's anything i see that's not clear to me, i ask for clarity & he expalins it to me honestly.
Our marriage was smooth sailing until Nadia started texting & whatsapping to ask him if i was taking good care of him & confessing she still has feelings for him and doesnt mind coming in as the 2nd wife. I was devastated, "Wato the battle hasnt ended kenan". I sat him down & we had a long good talk. I didnt want and couldnt take that. I wanted him to respect me as his wife by not getting in touch with her, although it wasnt easy at 1st cause he kept saying "with time, ina son mu rabu lafiya da ita lafiya, kinsan mata kar in wulakantata and she'll go to some extent to hurt u or me bla bla bla", haka dai haka dai sometimes ma nike replying dinta if she sends him a msg, gradually dayaga na dage he stopped answering her though she kept sending msgs harde finally he blocked her from his whatsapp and other social network. That chapter closed. I hear she is married now,good for her.
Alhamdulillah we are blessed with a baby girl Nana Firdausi. A kwana a tashi ba wuya tana ta girma. Ismail spends all or most of his leisure time with us. We play around the 3 of us, pillow fights, Ludo, X nd O, Scrabble, Candycrush & oda games. He bathes Firdaus nd changes her diapers nd feeds her while i do other house chores. He was a loving father. What i love most is our night conversations, that is after our daughter has been tucked 2 bed. We just cuddle and talk. We speak of our fears, dreams, accomplishmnts and we encourage and give each other support where needed. Whenever Ismail isnt home we chat and talk on phone often, even if its jist to say I Love You. When i dont have a househelp, he helps with the house chores. He is a man who isnt afraid to show his love for me anywhere. We were at Hafsa's sisters wedding event & he was holding me nd trying to make me dance, his friend said, "kaikuwa gaban mutane baka kunyan manya". Ismail reply was, aah nida matata kuma? ba gwammani ba akan masu fita waje suna rungume ko rike yanmata a waje afterall they dont do that with their wives, su basuji kunyar haka ba saini da matata ta sunna. One thing i love is he don't address me with my actual name, only on two occassions. The 1st time he did it and sounded weird, shikanshi he felt weird. The 2nd was when we had a misundeŕstanding and he was furious. Apart from that for the past 5 years ko a gabam waye he calls me Honey, Hafsa teased me one day wai aah ba honey ba chewing gum, Ismail yace kamar kuwa kinsani ai mun wuce chewing gum seyde superglue...

Along the way we had financial issues, even though i came from a wealthy family I neva let his guard down. I stood by him through it all. I was very supportive & appreciated whatever he brought home no matter small or out of taste it is. I never complained of anything. sai muyi 1 week or more ba nama a abinci but it never bothered me, but abinci kam bamu taba kwana babu ba gaskia he would use his last kobo to shop kayan abinci, so kayan abinci was never a problem. I also never told anyone what we were going through. I didnt mind as he sold his car to pay rent & we were managing mine. Later on mine was sold too. I always prayed for him & persuaded him to pray to Allah too, "komai mai wucewa ne, duk abinda yayi farko zaiyi karshe, Allah yafi jarabtar bayinsa daya fiso, mu namu is to pray Allah ya bamu ikon cin wannam jarabawar" was what I told him a day i noticed he was very down. Ismail said, "Honey dan Allah ki cigaba da hakuri, im so sorry i cannot fulfill all your needs, expectations nd wants, nothing hurts me more than that. And the single thing i love is u have never complained about any of it all & i love how u pray for me whenever I shop for kayan abinci and bring back home. innayi kudi ba karamin dadi zakiji ba wallahy, zan kaiki duk inda kikeso zan siya maki kowace irin mota kikeso. Allah ya barmu tare". It was during one of our nite's conversation, we cuddled & talked more till we both fall asleep. Knowing my babe appreciated me elevated my mood for the nite, I had a peaceful sound sleep...Eventually Ismail bought me a car although he was still Carless.
Ismail is a very strong man, at 1st he hides his innermost feelings but gradually i taught him how to be  open minded. I taught him how to share those feelings with me. Even somedays back he told me I've neva been these close & open 2 anyone in my life. I really appeciate ur presence in my life & i wish that our love will be an everlasting one, I love you so much.
     Whenever i tease him nasan dana mutu zaka manceni & get married again, yace,'bantaba tunanin zan sami mace mai hankali dakeso na kamarkiba, ke dabance Honey. You're every man's dream. Im so proud to have  you as my wife'. Please kar kaina ya cika dakinnan dan girma was my response & he said ba komai koya cika dakin zan tayaki daukarshi.

One of his weak moments is whenever i am sick. He gets more demoralized than me the patient. He always tells me ba abunda ke daga mashi hankali irin yaga banda lafiya. There was a time i was hospitalised, he was by my side on the bed weeping, he cried & cried and i was the one wiping his tears even i though i was leaving the earth & i could see how it will affect him if i really did. We both didnt sleep that night, he couldnt let me, he was scared if i closed my eyes I will be gone forever. Even though harshena ya lankwashe, i couldnt talk well he kept making me recite surahs in the quran as his eyes were brimmed with tears. It wasnt the only time he wept for me.

  There was a day a keke napep man insulted, disrespected me & ran off. Unfortunately for him, my husband was just a dial away. I called & described the man to him indicating the colour of his shirt. Before he could disappear from the area, my husband spotted him parked in front of him, brought him out of the napep & gave him some blows before people saved him. We went home he said, 'Matarnan zaki iya sa inyi kisa fa, da ba'a zo an kwacesi ba kila sey ya suma zan bari'. Nace kisa? Ka rufa man asiri, a kama man kai asa a jail? Yace jail kadanne i can die for u wallahy & i cant tolerate any1 disrespecting u. Tun daga ranar he detests yan ke napep.
   Ismail is  very patient man, he hardly gets angry but when he does akwai matsala cause his temper can go way way high up. Another thing he likes is knowing where i was every min of a day, in na fita dana isa i should call and alert him. When im leaving ince nabar wuri kaza, when i get home in kira ince nadawo gida. Abun was tiring & I don't see its signficance so i stopped.

There was a day before he went out he permitted me to visit 3 of my uncles residences. He left before me with a friend while i dressed up, get into my car and drove off without calling 2 inform him nabar gida. I knew I'm suppose to let him know am going, but i shunned it, "ke kenan kullum iya son miji sai duk abunda yace zanyi" voice inside me said to me. I recalled a statement a friend made about it, 'lallai sannunki, ni kam bazan wani iya wannan ba komai sai miji ya sani, wannan ai takura ce'. I drove off without a 2nd thoughts.
I was in my 2nd uncle's house i was wondering why my bae didnt call, I said this man can't even check on me. I called him, "hello babe how far ka wani shareni -kawai" as if he is waiting for me to call him, he get furious 'Sai yanzu kika damu dani, ko ki kira kice zaki bar gida balle kice man kin isa bla bla bla, baki daukeni  bakin komai ba, dama ban isa ince ki dauka ba, sau nawa na fada maki i hate it ki bar gida baki kirani ba ko ki isa inda zaki baki fada man ba, bansan meyasa bakijin magana ba' I said: Babe ba haka bane was... he hung up the phone! I was mad. See me see wahala oo, this guy wants to ruin my day with my family haka kawai. I went back to my family aka cigaba da hira.

When I was leaving the house, I called him as the usual good Wife, he picked & I was like babe zan bar gidan Uncle Mahmud to Uncle Salis's house, yace wannan kuma ya rage naki & hung up again. Abun ya ban haushi ehhnnn, as in what is this feeling like? What is so special about me not telling you that will get you angry like this? . Just let peace reign when I finally got home, I called again to notify him, but this time he said "Okay", nace "babe please kayi hakuri & pimp ya kashe wayarshi. The thing hurt me cause I hate it when someone end my call that way, "this man is on his own" I said to myself. "Meye na laifi anan ina kokarin bashi hakuri but yana wani basarwa na him sabi".

He came home & I act as if I don't know him, without the usual hug & peck by the door, to my amazement, he totally ignored me too. Even though it bothered me sai nayi kamar abun baya damuna, he was jovial and playing with Firdaus but totally not even looking at my side. I hate these silent treatment. He went to mosque then an elderly friend more like an aunt but with no blood ties called & i used the opportunity to seek her advice. I told her what she needed to hear, cause I didnt go into full details because I know it's not all your house secret you'll tell, & she was like "ke wawiyar wani gari ce"? "mijinki ya damu dake and you're pushing him away". He cares about you that is why he wants to know in kin isa inda zakije lafiya & so on", I replied "in yanaso yaji na iso lafiya why wont he call me"?  She then said "if he travels did he call you when he reach his destination? I replied "Yes of course ", she hiss and said "then why cant u do the same for him"? he knows you'll be worried when he's on road that's why the moment he reach the first thing he did is to call you inorder to ease your tension".  She concluded by saying "He cares about you shiyasa ma zai kira, then why cant you do same"? Ki zauna nan mijinka na sonki kina complain, you have know idea how many women out there want their husband to call just to "Kinkai lafiya" basu samu ba. Better appreciates & love your hubby. I my self still call my husband and tell him when I'm leaving or when I reach my intended destination, if not for the care at least you should do it for security reasons, am not praying for bad thing to happen but what if you told him you're in Wuse2 and open your leaving without informing him a bomb or another security threat happened and call you luckily your phone is unavailable how would you expect him to feel? She asked. Fun inda yake he'll drive down to Wuse2, with the way Boko Haram detonate bomb in the same place multiple times... I quickly said "waiyazubillah baa fatan haka nagode kwarai for this enlightment".

Mijina na dawowa from mosque I gave him a hug, he hugged back slightly then released me and went into Firdaus's room's. Nazo da yar murya Babe ga abincinka, bazan ciba. Nace haba my love. he ignored me. Took tea with bread and went to bed. I tried cuddling him in bed and apologising but he pushed me away, that was how we slept that night we both were turning and tossing missing each others arms. In the morning I woke him up with a peck prepared breakfast and was in the mood, he was still ignoring me but he ate the breakfast, I sat near him and started talking, 'haba baban  ya'yana masoyina na kaina my honey, dan girman Allah kayi hakuri nayi kuskure bazan kara ba, ko baccin ban iyayi ba jiya sabidah bana jin dumin jikinka' with my innocence face, after various pleading he said, 'kece ai kin iya qule mutum wallahy' nace ka mun afuwan babena. Yace,'come here, dan kin shiga cikin yanuwanki kika shareni kika manceni nasan ba kya sona ai'. nace, 'wane ni? ai ban isa in shareka ba. so kuma babu wanda nakeso fiye dakai a duniyan nan, zo in baka abinci a baki dan jaririna'.

I thought by the time he got home it will be over but at every opportunity he gets saiya sako zancen but i kept ignoring the topic cause nasan yin maganar might cause chaos. The next morning he was going to travel for 3days, as I was putting his things togeda i wrote some beautiful notes & inserted them in between his things (a habit i've never outgrowned since the beginning of our marriage).
He left in the evening for his journey, we parted with hugs and pecks as usual. I made him promise he will take care of himself for us, he also told Firdaus to make sure she takes good care of her mama for him, We parted in good terms. After he left, I sent him a text message i told him how i would miss him and i apologised for hurting him & asked for his forgiveness for whatever i did knowingly and unknowingly. i also assured him not to worry about anythng, he could trust me 100%, i wil neva think of any other man, my eyes are closed shi kadai suke gani, i told him i love him blindly, beynd words. His reply was appealing, it was full of sweet things too.

A kwana a tashi ba wuya, the day of his returned arrived, I was so eager & excited to have him back. The sound of his horn made me feel butterflies in my belly, i just couldnt wait to see him. after parking all d tsarabas inside the house, i gave him a big hug. Firdaus was already asleep cause it was late. He kept tellin me how he missed me much, 'bantaba tafia da kike raina kamar wannan ba, duk na kagara in dawo in ganki wallahi, I love you so much , you're such a wonderful wife. May Allah continue to bless our marriage & may our love last forever my honeybonny'. Ameen ya rabbil alamina i love you so much more my darling husband, was what i replied & closed it with a kiss on his lips and I woke the following morning he already prepared a breakfast for us.

....THE END!!!

Thanks for reading and sharing Inside Arewa Blog stories, you can always visit here or add 08066680993 on whatsapp for more updates.