Tagwaye Book 1 Hausa Novel Complete 

The story is based on two couples, Alhaji Aminu and Hassana. Alhaji Aminu is a businessman and a civil servant, and he has a lot of money. He is originally from Gombe, and his life and work brought him to Kaduna, which is where the story is based. His wife Hassana is also from Gombe, from there he married her and brought her to Kaduna, seeing that she had no one in Kaduna, her parents put her together with her younger sister Amina because she was homesick and helped her with chores. 

Amina was fifteen years old at the time. So they went to Kaduna and she was enrolled in school so that she could continue her education, and her younger sister and Alhaji Aminu took good care of her. Two years after Alhaji Aminu and Hassana got married, God gave her a miscarriage, a pregnancy full of many small and large babies. From the very first scan, Hassana was confirmed to be pregnant with twins.  This made them very happy even though they were expecting it because Hassana had a twin sister, which increased her chances of having twins.

Seeing the difficulty of her pregnancy, her parents asked to take her home to give birth there, but Aminu's love for her and the pregnancy made him unable to let them go and asked to leave his wife to take care of her himself. She was left to him, he took care of her like a new egg, until the time of her birth. 

At first, when she went into labor, the doctors thought she could give birth on her own, but for hours there was no progress and the decision was made to perform an operation to avoid complications. After she was prepared and the blood flowed, she was given a caesarean section and the twins were delivered, identical, except that one took his father's "black" skin and the other took Hassan's "white" skin.

 After being brought back to the hospital, she recovered and the babies were placed in her arms, Hassan in her right arm and Hussain in her left. She hugged them tightly, and God took her life. Aminu's grief seemed like a waste of time, as people began to wonder if he would ever return, but the love for his brother overcame the grief of losing his wife. 

Initially, the plan was to take the children from her and take them to Gombe to their grandparents, but Aminu said that there was no one to separate him from his children. This is why, after a short stay between his parents and Hassana, it was decided to marry Amina to him. There, the dowry was paid and the marriage was solemnized. After a small ceremony in Gombe, the bride was returned to her husband's house with her twin children.