SHU'UMIN NAMIJI

Description

A black Range Rover was speeding through the streets of Abuja and suddenly stopped in front of a large gate. The loud noise from the car made the gatekeeper open the gate in fear. The car rushed inside and parked aggressively, showing the arrogance of the person inside.

After 15 minutes, a young, rich, and extremely handsome man named Zaid stepped out. He wore expensive clothes and canvas shoes, looking like a perfect gym-fit model. He entered a luxurious mansion and greeted a beautiful older woman, his mother. She welcomed him warmly and asked where he had been, but he simply blamed work and left for his private part of the house.

Zaid’s private apartment was grand and modern, filled with expensive items. He took a shower and got dressed in stylish clothes. When his phone rang and he saw “Zee” calling, he answered without much interest. Zee, a woman with seductive charm, asked him to come to his guest house. Zaid agreed and left in another luxury car.

At the guest house, Zee welcomed him with intimacy. The two quickly became physically involved, engaging in acts of immorality. The narration shows that Zaid is a womanizer who frequently sleeps with women without any emotional attachment. Zee, although deeply in love with him, knows he will never marry her.

On the other side of the story is Zahrah, a young, respectful girl from a poor home. She lives with her guardian “Inna” who treats her harshly. Zahrah is a university student trying her best to study and succeed, but her home responsibilities delay her. She misses lectures and faces harsh words from Inna and Baffa. Despite this, Zahrah remains humble and hardworking, even when looked down upon by other rich students.

Back to Zaid — after his time with Zee, he heads to an exclusive nightclub in Abuja, only accessible to wealthy and high-status individuals. There, he drinks expensively, ignores flirty waitresses, and leaves after calling another girl, Asmee, the daughter of a minister, asking her to meet him.

Zaid, although rich, handsome, and popular, lives an immoral life full of womanizing and alcohol. His bad behavior is ignored by his parents, making him careless and arrogant. On the other hand, Zahrah represents a struggling but determined girl from a poor background, full of discipline, dignity, and hope for a better future.

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