About Mikiya Book One

Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel is an action, political, military,
mystery, and emotional Hausa novel about power, betrayal, hidden identity, oppression,
revenge, media influence, and a dangerous man called Eagle.

The story introduces Abdulmaleek Kuwait, popularly known as
AK Eagle or Mikiya. He is a mysterious figure feared by
politicians, soldiers, and criminals. He lives like a king, surrounded by loyal guards and
high-level technology, but his life is full of danger and hidden pain.

On the other side is Meerah Abdullahi Gwani, a young journalist working
with Zamani TV. Her report about Eagle makes her famous and pushes her into a dangerous
game between the media, the army, politicians, and Eagle himself.

Mikiya Book One English Translation

The Glass Mansion

Several powerful cars parked in perfect order inside a huge and beautiful mansion. At one
glance, one could think the house was somewhere in Europe, because almost everything in
the mansion was made of glass.

Heavily built guards quickly came down from the vehicles, holding large guns. They wore
black clothes and looked almost like giants. With fast steps, they entered the mansion.

They moved into a grand sitting room filled with beautiful white sofas, stylish decorations,
and artistic designs on the walls. Everything in the room showed wealth, taste, and power.

Suddenly, the guards stood still and bowed their heads.

A young man was seated before them. His face was partly covered, making it difficult to
identify him clearly. Only his soft hair, resting neatly at the back of his neck, could be
seen. His perfume filled the room with a strong and expensive fragrance.

He was dressed in luxury designer clothes, with a cap, face mask, and expensive sneakers.
The way he sat showed authority, as if he was born for command.

The Man Called Boss

The young man continued typing rapidly on an Apple laptop, his fingers moving like a
machine. He did not even raise his head to look at the guards.

In a cold voice, he said:

“Sit.”

They sat quietly.

For almost ten minutes, he continued working without looking at them. Then one of the
guards spoke:

“Boss, this is not something to panic about. There is still time. We will continue watching
them until the time comes.”

He closed his eyes briefly, then said in a deep and angry voice:

“They are all going to taste my wrath, Arielle.”

He turned the laptop toward the guards. Fear appeared on their faces, though they tried
not to show weakness.

Then he said:

“I want to see him in front of me in twenty-four hours.”

They answered together:

“Yes, sir.”

The Night Movement

Around 1:40 a.m., he stood and went upstairs. The house had become silent. Only the cool
wind and the fragrance of flowers moved through the mansion, which was surrounded by
beautiful plants and built close to water.

Minutes later, he came out wearing a dark suit, his body fully covered. His shoes shone,
his wristwatch looked expensive, and his walk carried the confidence of a king.

The mansion was guarded from every corner. Every guard bowed when he passed, but he did
not respond.

He went to the parking area filled with luxury cars and powerful machines. Then he mounted
one of the motorcycles and rode out alone, because his guards already knew he preferred
going out alone at night.

Inside The Club

He stopped in front of a large club guarded by heavy security. From outside, anyone could
tell that the place was not for ordinary people.

He entered the club and moved toward a particular room. His phone vibrated, and after
checking the message, he continued walking.

When he opened the room, a man inside panicked and tried to cover himself. The man trembled
in fear when he saw him.

The man cried out in confusion and pain, pleading that he had left the case and asking why
AK still wanted to destroy him.

But AK did not wait to listen. He turned and left the room angrily.

The Rescue Of Reeyah

He went to another room. At first, everywhere was silent. Then he heard the sound of a
struggle and a man laughing wickedly.

The man called himself Audu Bashasha and threatened a young woman named Reeyah. He said
she was under his control and that she would die after he finished humiliating her.

With the little strength left in her, Reeyah spat at him and insulted him. She told him
that he had fallen into a trap and that the one he feared would win the game.

Audu became frightened and asked:

“Who is he? What does he have that makes him proud?”

Reeyah laughed through tears and answered:

“You are afraid. Know this: people like him are born once in billions. He does not die.
Eagle.”

Suddenly, the glass shattered as the masked man entered. Audu panicked, but before he could
act, AK shot him down.

Without looking at the frightened girl, he collected the man’s phones and left through
another door.

The Man Who Does Not Fear Death

Later, he returned to his mansion and sat on a royal sofa, working calmly on his laptop.
His guards greeted him repeatedly, but he ignored them.

They often wondered whether AK was truly a normal human being. He was a difficult and
unpredictable man. No one could tell his front from his back.

While soldiers wear bulletproof jackets during gun battles to protect themselves, AK faces
danger without fear. When others run from death, he walks toward it. That is why people
call him the man who does not die.

Nigerian Army Headquarters, Lagos

At the Nigerian Army headquarters in Lagos, it was clear that something serious had
happened. Soldiers were everywhere, guarding every part of the building.

In a large meeting room, top military officers sat around the table. The President struck
the table angrily and looked at the soldiers with red eyes.

He said:

“What are you doing while this militant boy is using us? He has now reached the level of
attacking us one by one. This time, we must end him.”

He turned to one of the soldiers and asked:

“Ajmaal, are you still insisting on capturing Eagle?”

Ajmaal replied:

“Yes, sir.”

Jaheed Defends Eagle

Another soldier stood and saluted the President. Then he said:

“Sir, I am still surprised. The man who trained us and killed countless terrorists, why
should he become a terrorist?”

The President smiled dangerously and asked:

“You still love Eagle?”

The soldier answered:

“Yes, sir, but not more than I love my country.”

The President asked:

“If you find him, can you shoot him?”

He replied:

“Yes, sir. I can. But if I confirm that he is innocent, I promise I will not shoot him.”

Ajmaal became angry and accused him of supporting AK.

The soldier, Jaheed, replied:

“When you hate someone, even if he sells pepper, you will say it is not hot. Even if he
passes through water, you will say he raised dust.

“How can a truthful man who sacrificed his life for this country, a man like Abdulmaleek
Kuwait, become the terrorist you call him? There must be a reason he removed himself from
us.”

Silence filled the office.

Isah Manu Empire

In another luxurious glass building guarded by strong soldiers, an old man paced restlessly
in the sitting room. He looked about eighty-five years old.

He was clearly troubled.

In anger, he punched the air and said:

“Why is everyone afraid of him? Who is he? When was he even born that he can make me run
for survival?”

Some of the men around him quickly said:

“Whoever he is, just give us permission and we will bring you his head, Boss.”

The old man looked at them with red eyes and said:

“Eagle. Mikiya. He is the one I need.”

The men stepped back in fear. The name alone shook them.

AK’s Morning

AK slept well that morning because he had gone to bed late the previous night. After
returning from his night operation, he had worked for a long time on his laptop.

He woke slowly, still sleepy, then went to his luxurious bathroom. He showered, soaked
himself in warm scented water, and later came out wearing a soft chocolate-colored robe.

After drying his long hair and applying expensive lotion and perfumes, he dressed in a
black tracksuit, glasses, and face mask.

When he entered the main sitting room, his men had already arranged everything.

They bowed and greeted:

“Good morning, Boss.”

He answered coldly and sat at the dining area.

Bad News

Rooney suddenly rushed into the room with panic and placed a laptop before him.

The others stepped back in shock, but AK watched the screen calmly, as if nothing had
happened. Inside him, however, a strange shock passed through his body.

After almost ten minutes, he released a deep breath and opened his cat-like eyes.

Then the gate man also rushed in and said:

“Boss, there is a problem.”

AK closed his eyes tightly because the word “problem” was one of the words he hated most.

His mood changed immediately. He took cigarettes and began smoking heavily until the room
became filled with smoke.

Then he ordered:

“Send the message directly. Vincent, arrange visas for us before evening.”

They answered:

“Done, Boss.”

The Secret Room

After going to his bedroom, AK sat silently, holding his head. He was not sick; many things
were only moving through his mind.

He had faced problems before, but the events of that day burned his heart more than usual
because they came unexpectedly.

Suddenly, he stood and moved toward a glass door covered with a picture of a lion. He
placed his thumb on the scanner, and a hidden door opened.

Inside was a room filled with computers and high-level equipment. He took a MacBook and
began working with great skill for about forty minutes before leaving the room.

Then he called Vincent and said:

“Get ready to go out for operations.”

The Governor And The Minister

AK and his men went out in powerful cars and motorcycles. They drove at terrifying speed
through the roads until they reached Lekki and entered a large luxury house.

Security men tried to stop them, but AK moved like an angry lion, holding two guns and
shooting with skill.

Inside the mansion, Governor Ibrahim Khaleel Nasara panicked and jumped onto a sofa,
trembling. Minister Zubairu Tambuwal knelt in fear.

AK entered, overpowered their guards, and took both men away.

Soon after they left, soldiers and security officers arrived and chased them. A gun battle
followed, but AK’s team released smoke and disappeared before they could be caught.

Zamani TV

At Zamani TV, everyone was calling:

“Meerah! Meerah! Meerah!”

The young woman they called Meerah only smiled. She wore a long black dress and covered
her head with a black veil. She looked very beautiful.

A message came that the Managing Director wanted to see her.

She quickly went to his office. He told her that they had received news that the dangerous
criminal known as Eagle had kidnapped a governor and the minister of interior.

He wanted her to present the news in a strong way so that Zamani TV would become more
popular.

Meerah was not happy with his greed for fame and money, but she accepted.

Meerah Reports On Eagle

Within five minutes, the studio was ready. Meerah adjusted her microphone and began
presenting the news.

She greeted the viewers and introduced herself as Meerah Abdullahi Gwani of Zamani TV.

Then she reported that AK Eagle had kidnapped a governor and the minister of interior
after killing their guards.

She described Eagle as a dangerous criminal and asked what he wanted. She also accused
security agencies of sleeping while he continued attacking powerful people.

The report spread quickly through Lagos and beyond. People began sending messages praising
Zamani TV and encouraging security officers to act.

The army headquarters also watched the report, and the President discussed the matter with
Ajmaal.

AK Asks About Meerah

After watching the report, AK said:

“That girl who reported the news, I want to know who she is.”

Axton explained that her name was Maryam Abdullahi Gwani, popularly known as Meerah. She
was born in Lagos and lived in Gatan Kowa. Her father was a respected Islamic teacher who
had only allowed her to work at the TV station after the Managing Director begged him.

Meerah had started working with Zamani TV six months earlier and had quickly become popular
because viewers loved her presentation.

Miles also explained that her report had gone viral because of her popularity and that
Zamani TV was using her influence to attract attention.

AK smiled dangerously and said:

“Let her continue playing the game. It looks like it will be interesting.”

The Secret Message To Zamani TV

Later, AK took an old Nokia phone from a small kit box and sent a short message to Zamani
TV, requesting an interview with Meerah Abdullahi Gwani the next morning at 11:15 a.m.

When the Managing Director received the message, he became extremely excited because it was
exactly what he wanted. He believed the matter would make his station more famous.

He called Meerah and told her about the request.

Meerah listened with irritation but eventually left his office without arguing.

AK And The Captives

AK later went to a luxury building in Banana Island where the captured governor and
minister were kept.

He entered a secured room where the two men looked weak and frightened. They had been
there for days, though everything needed for survival had been provided.

Governor Aminu Bello asked:

“What right do you have to kidnap us?”

AK replied calmly:

“Do not speak when there is nothing to say. Even when there is something to say, silence
has never been a fault. Life is like a series film. It comes episode by episode, but no
matter how long the film is, one day it must end.”

He warned them that anyone among their people who crossed his path would not survive.

Then he smoked in their presence and left them in fear.

The Call From His Mother

While returning home, AK received a call from someone saved as “First Love.”

A calm motherly voice said:

“My boy.”

His body became weak immediately.

When she called him William, his heart dropped. He became silent because
that name always made it hard for him to respond.

She then called him:

“Abdulmaleek Kuwait.”

She asked whether he was still refusing to return home and reminded him of the pain his
family felt whenever the world described him as a criminal.

She told him that his country, his people, his twin, and Moh needed to see him.

AK could not bear the words. His hand trembled as he ended the call.

He stared at the phone as if his mother were standing before him. Then he lowered his head
into his palms, feeling the pain deep inside his heart.

Dinner With His Men

That evening, after prayer, AK and his men returned home. Around 9:35 p.m., he came down
to the dining area wearing simple clothes, his long black hair visible and beautifully
styled.

His favorite food, semolina with thick red soup, was served. He ate quietly, showing a
little sign of satisfaction despite his mood.

After eating, he sat on the sofa, smoked shisha, and later went to his bedroom after
reciting his sleeping prayers.

Mikiya Book One Novel Details

• Novel Title: Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel
• Category: Complete Hausa Novels
• Language: English Translation
• Main Character: Abdulmaleek Kuwait / AK Eagle / Mikiya / William
• Other Characters: Meerah Abdullahi Gwani, Ajmaal, Jaheed, Axton, Miles, Vincent, Rooney, President, Governor Aminu Bello, Minister Zubairu Tambuwal, Reeyah, Audu Bashasha
• Main Themes: Military betrayal, oppression, revenge, hidden identity, media power, political corruption, family pain, justice, and mystery
• Setting: Lagos, Banana Island, Victoria Island, Nigerian Army Headquarters, Zamani TV, luxury mansions, and secret operation bases

Why You Should Read Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel

Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel is perfect for readers who enjoy
Hausa action stories filled with military suspense, mysterious heroes, political secrets,
media drama, betrayal, and emotional family pain.

AK Eagle’s character makes the story powerful because he is feared as a criminal yet
remembered by some soldiers as a hero who once fought for the country. Meerah’s role as a
journalist adds another dangerous angle, turning the story into a battle between power,
truth, public opinion, and hidden justice.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel

What is Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel about?

Mikiya Book One Complete Hausa Novel is about AK Eagle, a mysterious man
hunted by the army and feared by powerful politicians, while a journalist named Meerah
becomes involved through her viral report about him.

Who is AK Eagle?

AK Eagle, also known as Abdulmaleek Kuwait, Mikiya, or William, is a dangerous and
mysterious man seen by some as a criminal and by others as a former hero who fought for
justice.

Who is Meerah Abdullahi Gwani?

Meerah Abdullahi Gwani is a young journalist at Zamani TV whose report about AK Eagle
becomes popular and draws Eagle’s attention to her.

Why is the army hunting Eagle?

The army believes Eagle has become a dangerous militant and criminal, but some soldiers
question the accusation because he once trained them and fought terrorists.

Who defends Eagle at the army headquarters?

Jaheed questions why a man who sacrificed his life for the country would suddenly be
called a terrorist. He believes there may be hidden reasons behind Eagle’s actions.

What is Zamani TV’s role in the story?

Zamani TV spreads the news about Eagle’s actions. The station’s Managing Director uses
Meerah’s popularity to make the channel more famous.

What are the main themes of Mikiya?

The main themes include oppression, revenge, political corruption, military betrayal,
hidden identity, media influence, family pain, justice, and destiny.