About Abban Sojoji Book Two

Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel opens with the meaning of the
name Amani, which means “wish” in Arabic. From there, the chapter moves into a rainy
evening filled with secrets, hidden conversations, and dangerous intentions.

The story reveals Hafsat’s meeting with a mysterious wealthy woman who wants Hosana and
Jahad removed from Marshal Omar’s life. The woman offers Hafsat a huge amount of money,
and Hafsat’s greed pushes her into accepting a dangerous plan.

Meanwhile, Sehrish faces fear inside her own room when Haroon tries to intimidate and
control her. Her courage and resistance turn the scene into a powerful moment of survival.

Abban Sojoji Book Two English Translation

The meaning of the name Amani is “wish.” It is an Arabic name for girls.
I am explaining the meaning because some people ask about names. It is a beautiful name
that someone may use for a baby girl if they like it.

Heavy rain was falling in the town. The weather was extremely pleasant, with a fresh and
soothing breeze spreading everywhere. It was around five o’clock in the evening, but the
darkness covering the town could make someone think it was already night.

In that kind of weather, almost everyone would want to be in their bedroom, lying on the
bed and covered with a blanket. Everywhere in the house was quiet, with no noise at all.

Hafsat Meets A Mysterious Woman

Hafsat was sitting inside a car with a powerful-looking woman I did not know. The woman
wore an expensive ash-colored lace outfit. She was fair and looked like someone who had
lived a life of comfort and wealth.

The woman sat in the driver’s seat while Hafsat sat beside her. They were discussing
quietly.

Hafsat listened carefully as the woman said,

“I was lucky to get your address, and I was also lucky to find you easily. I hope you
will help me achieve my goal.”

Hafsat replied,

“I am listening. What do you want me to do for you?”

The woman smiled before saying,

“Before I tell you what I want, please give me your account number first.”

Hafsat looked at her in surprise. Still, she did not argue. She began calling out her
account number, while the woman typed it into the phone in her hand.

Not long after Hafsat finished, an alert entered her phone.

Quickly, Hafsat picked up the small purse on her lap, opened it, and took out her phone.
Her heart suddenly jumped when she saw an alert of six million naira. It looked almost
like a dream.

In shock, she raised her eyes to the woman and asked,

“What is this for?”

The woman laughed softly and said,

“There are twin children that Marshal Omar brought into this house. Their names are
Hosana and Jahad.”

When Hafsat heard the names, she looked at the woman in surprise.

The woman continued,

“It is not a difficult job. I want them to leave this house. I want them far away from
Marshal Omar.”

Hafsat stared at her in confusion. What disturbed her most was how the woman knew that
Marshal Omar had brought children into the house.

With difficulty, Hafsat asked,

“Why should that be done?”

The woman answered briefly,

“Because they are useless.”

Hafsat became silent, looking at her with doubt in her heart.

“Who are you? How did you know the names of the twins and Omar’s name?”

The woman replied,

“There is no need for that. Just do what I told you. If the job is done well, I promise
I will multiply what I gave you by three.”

Hafsat said,

“Alright. I will go inside. You will hear from me.”

The woman smiled and said,

“We will meet again.”

Hafsat came out of the car and quickly entered the house because of the rain falling on
her body. The woman drove out of the compound with a victorious smile on her face.

Hafsat And Aunty Babba

When Hafsat entered the large sitting room, there was nobody there. She went straight to
her bedroom, removed her wet clothes, and changed into trousers and a top. She tied her
hair at the back and stood before the mirror, thinking about the woman who had visited
her.

Suddenly, Aunty Babba entered the room and asked,

“Hafsat, who was that woman who came to see you just now?”

Hafsat turned and looked at her.

“I do not know her either. She was given my address, and she came with her request.”

“What kind of request?” Aunty Babba asked.

Hafsat replied,

“She spoke to me about separating those twins from Omar. She wants them to leave this
house completely and stay far away from him.”

Aunty Babba hissed and said,

“Who is that foolish woman? Maybe she wants Omar for herself, and that is why she came
to you.”

Hafsat said,

“I do not think so. I think she knows the children, and that is why she wants them
removed.”

Aunty Babba asked,

“So you accepted her request?”

Hafsat smiled and said,

“Yes, Mommy. I accepted because she gave me six million naira immediately. She also said
that if I complete her job, she will multiply the amount.”

Aunty Babba’s face changed with anger.

“What kind of foolish girl are you? A woman just came, and you accepted her request like
that? That woman may want Omar, and that may be why she wants those children removed.”

Hafsat replied,

“Whatever it is, Mommy, I will not allow this money to pass me by. I need it. Daddy does
not release money to me the way he should, and you also keep saving your own money for
your plans. You do not give me anything either. Your mind is on Hayaam and Abrah.”

Aunty Babba moved closer and said,

“Hafsat, are you in your right senses? Are you saying this to me?”

Hafsat looked directly at her and asked,

“Did I say something wrong?”

Aunty Babba softened her voice, trying to make Hafsat understand.

“Everything I am saving is for our benefit. If I succeed in my plan, Hayaam will get
Rafayet and Abrah will get Marshal Omar. We will be the ones to enjoy it. So I am
commanding you: gather the money that woman gave you and return it to her now.”

Hafsat burst into laughter and even clapped her hands. After calming down, she said,

“Mommy, I also love money like you. I will not allow this opportunity to pass me by. They
say if wealth comes to another person’s house, let it at least come to your own yard.
But this one has fallen directly into my room. So I will not return her money.”

Aunty Babba became completely disturbed because it looked as if Hafsat was no longer in
full control of herself.

In confusion, she asked,

“Hafsat, are you truly in your senses?”

Hafsat smiled dangerously and said,

“Of course. I am your daughter Hafsat, daughter of General Ishaq, granddaughter of Abban
Sojoji.”

Aunty Babba shook her head. She knew there was a problem, because once Hafsat made up
her mind, she rarely changed it.

She left the room angrily.

Hosana And Jahad Discover The Plan

Everything Hafsat and Aunty Babba had discussed was heard by Hosana, who had been hiding
by the door of the room.

When she heard Aunty Babba leaving, Hosana ran back into the store where she and Jahad
were staying.

Jahad looked at her and said,

“Where did you go, Hosana? Do you not listen? What if they had seen you? Today we were
lucky they left us alone and did not do anything to us.”

With a trembling voice, Hosana said,

“Jahad, I heard what Hafsat and her mother were saying.”

“What were they saying?” Jahad asked, moving closer so she could hear clearly.

Hosana explained everything from beginning to end.

Jahad nodded and said,

“So a person’s desire can truly resemble them. That is why she hates us. She thinks
Omar might love one of us. That day she told me she dislikes us because we came between
her and what she is aiming for. Now I understand what she meant. But who is the woman
Hafsat met today, the one who wants us thrown away?”

Hosana’s eyes filled with tears.

“I feel in my heart that they only want to separate us from Yaya Omar.”

Jahad replied,

“Insha Allah, their plan will never succeed, Hosana. They will not be able to separate
us from our Yaya Omar.”

She pulled Hosana close, and the twins hugged each other tightly.

The House After Dinner

They had already finished preparing dinner and setting everything on the dining table.
Everyone had eaten and gone to their rooms. The house was now quieter because four
people had been sent on duty the previous week: Irfan, Jabeer, Khaleed, and Fawan.

Those remaining in the house were Haroon, the twins, Junaid, Marshal Omar, and Sgr,
although Marshal Omar and Sgr hardly stayed at home because they were always working.

They contributed greatly to security operations, so they were always needed at the
headquarters because of the insecurity situation in the country. They were experts in
military work and international soldiers who helped many countries fight dangerous
criminals. Their names were known across the world. Wherever they went, they were
respected like lions and tigers.

Sehrish Faces Haroon

Sehrish entered her bedroom around Isha prayer time. She had become thin, almost unlike
the Reeshi people knew before. She performed ablution in the bathroom, spread her prayer
mat, and prayed.

After finishing, she folded her hijab and prayer mat and placed them in her wardrobe.
She did everything slowly because her body was weak and because of the fear she carried
because of Haroon.

She climbed onto her bed, pulled a pillow close, and hugged it. Different thoughts filled
her heart. Tears began to roll from her eyes as she remembered the way Haroon had been
disturbing her. She wiped the tears with her hand and lay quietly, thinking deeply.

While she was in that state, she heard a knock on the door.

She remained silent, afraid of who might be knocking. When the knock came again, she
asked with a trembling voice,

“Who is it?”

She heard Junaid’s voice saying,

“Sehrish, it is me.”

She released a sigh of relief, came down from the bed with her body shaking, and opened
the door.

Her heart almost stopped when she saw Haroon.

“It is you!” she said fearfully, her body trembling.

Haroon burst into laughter and walked past her into the room.

“Little one, it is me. I knew you would not open the door for me, so I used Junaid’s
voice because I noticed you are comfortable with him.”

She turned and stared at him in fear.

“What brought you here?”

Haroon said coldly,

“What brought me is simple. Today, this matter must end. I want you to give me what I
have been demanding.”

Crying, Sehrish said,

“What do you mean? What right do you have over me? Please leave me alone. Let me live
my life in peace.”

Haroon twisted his mouth and said,

“I agree to leave you alone, but on one condition.”

Her heart sank.

“What condition?” she asked weakly.

Haroon’s demand terrified her. He wanted to take what she had never agreed to give him,
claiming that only then would he leave her life.

Sehrish broke down in tears, feeling trapped, hurt, and disgusted. Sweat covered her
body as fear overwhelmed her. She hated Haroon deeply and could not find an answer to
give him.

He shouted at her, demanding an answer.

In panic, she said,

“I agree.”

Even she did not realize that she had answered him because his shouting had frightened
her badly.

A wicked smile appeared on Haroon’s face. As he moved closer, Sehrish’s mind quickly
went to Sgr, the only man she truly wanted in her life. She wished that if she would ever
belong to any man, it should be someone she loved and trusted, not someone who wanted to
force and humiliate her.

With a trembling body, she reached backward and was lucky to grab the lamp beside her
bed. Before Haroon could react, she lifted it with all her remaining strength and struck
him on the head.

The sound was loud.

Haroon was shocked by the blow. Before he could recover, Sehrish rushed past him and ran
into the bathroom, locking the door tightly behind her. She slid down against the door,
squatting and crying because she knew Haroon would surely react to what she had done.

The blow had injured Haroon’s head. He became extremely angry and shouted,

“You hit me on the head?”

From inside the bathroom, Sehrish replied through tears,

“I will not let you succeed. Allah will show you your limit. You wicked oppressor!”

Haroon’s eyes became red with anger. He had never imagined that she could answer him
back, but today she had insulted him without fear.

He threatened her and said he would not leave her alone as long as they remained in that
house.

Sehrish did not keep quiet. From behind the locked bathroom door, she continued defending
herself with words, telling him that Allah was stronger than his evil plan.

Haroon stood there breathing heavily, then turned toward the door and left the room in
anger.

Abban Sojoji Book Two Novel Details

• Novel Title: Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel
• Category: Complete Hausa Novels
• Language: English Translation
• Main Characters: Hosana, Jahad, Sehrish, Hafsat, Marshal Omar
• Other Characters: Aunty Babba, Haroon, Junaid, Sgr, Hayaam, Abrah, Rafayet, General Ishaq
• Main Themes: Greed, family conflict, hidden enemies, courage, survival, protection, jealousy, and destiny
• Setting: A wealthy military family house during a rainy evening

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Why You Should Read Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel

Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel is perfect for readers who
enjoy emotional Hausa family stories filled with secrets, betrayal, greed, military
power, and brave young women fighting to protect themselves.

This part is especially dramatic because Hafsat’s greed creates danger for Hosana and
Jahad, while Sehrish’s courage shows that even when a person is afraid, they can still
fight back against oppression.

Frequently Asked Questions About Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel

What is Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel about?

Abban Sojoji Book Two Complete Hausa Novel is about hidden plans against
Hosana and Jahad, Hafsat’s greed, and Sehrish’s struggle to protect herself from Haroon.

Who are Hosana and Jahad?

Hosana and Jahad are twins brought into the house by Marshal Omar. Some people want them
separated from him because of hidden motives.

Why does the mysterious woman pay Hafsat?

The mysterious woman pays Hafsat six million naira so that Hafsat will help remove Hosana
and Jahad from the house and keep them far away from Marshal Omar.

Who is Hafsat in Abban Sojoji Book Two?

Hafsat is a greedy and ambitious character who accepts money from a mysterious woman,
even though the plan may harm Hosana and Jahad.

What happens to Sehrish in this chapter?

Sehrish is threatened by Haroon inside her room, but she bravely defends herself and
escapes into the bathroom after striking him with a lamp.

Is this an English translation of Abban Sojoji Book Two?

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