RAMLAT YAR TSINTUWA

RAMLAT YAR TSINTUWA Complete Document Written By Raheem S Jega

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For instance, at 8:15 am in the morning, he sat in his main office with a renowned laptop in front of him, engrossed in a document that contained the secrets of his economy, land, business ventures, and plans. Surprisingly, despite being immersed in such responsibilities, his thoughts and compassion were directed towards his young daughter, who was no more than 5 or 6 years old.

This man was characterized by a good heart, love for people, and a commitment to eradicating oppressors. One morning, however, his enemies made a move against him. A knock on the door interrupted his deep focus, and an Alhaji, adorned in imposing attire but with a visibly unhappy countenance, entered. It was evident that he held a high position, and in a stern tone, he conveyed a warning to Alhaji Hisham regarding the land in Gurma village.

“Hisham, this is the last time. If you don’t cease discussing the land, you’ll face consequences. Your stubbornness will lead to outcomes you cannot fathom.”

Alhaji Hisham, undeterred, defended the rights of the orphans, claiming that the land rightfully belonged to them and not to those seeking to exploit it for their purposes. The visitor, Alfuwace, left the office pleased with the confrontation.

Later in the day, around 4:00 pm, Alhaji Hashim appeared weary and pale, removing his grandiose attire. A woman, Ramlat, approached with a cup of juice, attempting to console him. Alhaji Hashim’s attention then shifted to a little girl, his daughter Ramlat, who emerged in a red dress with beautiful hair. Expressing his love, he imparted valuable advice to her, encouraging respect and kindness while urging her to be a helper to the community.

Ramlat, in response, promised to follow her father’s guidance but asserted that she wouldn’t tolerate humiliation. Alhaji Hashim smiled and blessed her. As they prepared to go to the museum, Ramlat suggested taking her doll along. Her mother, however, advised against it, emphasizing that they should let the baby sleep peacefully.

In the car, equipped with her veil and toy, Ramlat expressed her excitement about the upcoming museum visit, where her father, Abba, and the community were awaiting their arrival.

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