A BARI YA HUCE

About this Novel

Title: "Let It Cool - Part 1: Life in Gurin-Gawa" In the quiet village of Gurin-Gawa, nestled in the Fanshekara area of Kano state, a unique blend of tradition and modernity shaped the lives of its people. The village, despite its lack of good roads, drew its strength from the unity of its residents, mostly teachers and farmers, who cherished their shared roots. Gurin-Gawa had seen progress, thanks to government support in the form of electricity, clean water, and fertilizers that fueled agricultural development. The village, known for producing great teachers, held a historical significance that reverberated through generations. While the absence of good roads made entering the village a dusty affair, the warmth and vibrancy of Gurin-Gawa welcomed its residents and made it a haven for its tight-knit community. The boys of the village engaged in various activities, from digging water to hawking, contributing to their families and the community. Malam Bedi, an elder in Gurin-Gawa, represented the village's farming tradition with his sugarcane and peanut farm. His son, Habibu, initially involved in the walnut business, later pursued a teaching career.