HAUWA KULU Book 1

About this Novel

When the crowded room of the radio station became noisy, with the voices of various listeners entering along with their opinions, some came in with their mothers, some were without mothers, especially at night and especially in the market area, which was mainly dominated by representatives of international NGOs who advocate for the rights and empowerment of marginalized people, particularly emphasizing Equal Rights, Inclusion, and Opportunities for vulnerable individuals. Even though the radio station was not overcrowded, it attracted many people who wanted to express themselves. Many of them did not come to participate in the discussion that happened today; they came primarily to see each other face to face (to dispel doubts and suspicions) and to show their support for the improvement of their well-being. This is particularly true for celebrities in Nigeria who are widely known and admired in the realms of entertainment and social media. Thus, the discussion extended to the issue of accommodating and empowering physically challenged individuals in northern Nigeria. Some also came to the radio station only to seek validation in the public space to feel a sense of accomplishment.