A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel
A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel begins with the story of young Naseer, a primary school boy whose heart is deeply attached to horse racing. This English translation presents a dramatic Hausa story about childhood passion, discipline, family pressure, dreams, and a father’s struggle to control his son’s stubborn behavior.
A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
He leaned against the trunk of one of the trees surrounding the racing field.
He was wearing his primary school uniform: a white shirt and green trousers.
All his attention was fixed on the horses racing across the field as if they were about to fly into the sky. He was not thinking about anything else except one wish: if only he were the one riding the horse that had outrun all the others.
The crowd began shouting with excitement, celebrating the rider whose horse came first.
He also rushed forward.
When he reached the crowd, he did not even realize that he had thrown away his school bag. People were pushing him, and he was pushing through them too, until he managed to force his way forward and touch the young rider who had come first.
At that moment, he felt as if he had been placed inside paradise.
Another group of horses was about to begin their race, so the crowd returned to their positions.
He also looked for another tree and leaned against it again. His body trembled with excitement like that of a young fighter.
Naseer Is Caught
Suddenly, he felt someone grab both of his ears.
In fear, he turned around and found himself face to face with his father.
His eyes widened, and he raised both hands up, but he could not say a word.
His father said angrily, “Will you never stop annoying me, Naseer? Is this the school you were sent to?”
His father was truly angry. His large eyes had become red with anger.
Naseer only stared at him silently.
His father continued, “Come, let us go to the school. Your body will explain things to you today, since you have refused to listen. I will not stop either.”
Then he asked, “Where is your school bag?”
Naseer began looking around.
His father said, “So you do not even know where the bag is?”
He struck him lightly on the back of his head and said, “Move. Let us go and find the bag, you stubborn boy who refuses to listen.”
He held Naseer by the ear as they walked until they came across the bag.
“Pick it up,” his father ordered.
Naseer bent down and picked up the bag.
At the School
From there, they entered the car. Naseer was deeply upset, his cheeks swollen with anger.
They drove to L.E.A Primary School, located near the police station in Tudun Wada, Zaria.
They went straight to the headmaster.
The headmaster looked at Naseer and said, “Will you not allow your father to rest, Naseer? What kind of child are you?”
Naseer turned to the side and pushed his hands into his pockets.
The headmaster tapped his head and said, “Reduce your height, and remove your hands from your pockets.”
Naseer bent down, breathing heavily. His chest was visibly rising and falling because of the anger inside him.
Malam Balarabe said, “You will discipline him in front of me so I can see it. If you cannot do it, then I will take over and correct him myself. Leave him to me.”
The headmaster replied, “Before I leave this place, I want to see that Naseer understands the seriousness of what he has done.”
About A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel
A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel opens with Naseer, a young boy who abandons school to watch horse racing. His love for horses is so strong that he forgets everything around him, including his school bag and the trouble waiting for him.
This part of A Jinina Yake Book One Complete Hausa Novel introduces a child with a powerful dream, a strict father who wants discipline, and a school environment where Naseer’s stubbornness becomes a serious concern. The story begins with passion, fear, discipline, and the early signs of a destiny connected to horse racing.