The Problem Child Series 2 - Dandikko, Musa Muhammad
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Simon met Josephine in the market on one fateful market day, became infatuated and longed for her to be his future bride. The meeting metamorphosed into true love and subsequently marriage. Womenfolk were invited to represent Simon's family by witnessing his betrothal ceremony to Josephine in the village of Cooker. Along their way, they encountered a terrifying, gargantuan, and demonic genie capable of consuming the whole rainwater in the cloud called, The Rainbow. The Genie affected the child in Jennifer's womb, causing her a lot of hardship during labour and birth to a child that is allergic…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Simon met Josephine in the market on one fateful market day, became infatuated and longed for her to be his future bride. The meeting metamorphosed into true love and subsequently marriage. Womenfolk were invited to represent Simon's family by witnessing his betrothal ceremony to Josephine in the village of Cooker. Along their way, they encountered a terrifying, gargantuan, and demonic genie capable of consuming the whole rainwater in the cloud called, The Rainbow. The Genie affected the child in Jennifer's womb, causing her a lot of hardship during labour and birth to a child that is allergic to sharp noise, causing him to black out for several hours. The ailment proved very resistant to all forms of medications. As a result, both the couple experienced sleepless nights. They were both having headaches about whether the child will survive the illness or lose its life in the course. The story is a turning point in the life of a couple who never experienced hardship. It also marksthe journey of struggles for the infant Malcolm, who started his initial life with a battle against an unknown superpower which caused the ailment.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Musa Muhammad Dandikko is an experienced career civil servant. He reads many literatures. His quest for learning kick-started his interest to write in a typical Hausa setting. To realize this objective, he started with a true life story using his wealth of experience.