A car entered a magnificent house located at the very end of a luxurious street. It was a storied building, truly a sight to behold. The black gate was so intricately designed it could serve as a professional photo background. Inside, the compound was paved with interlocking stones, surrounded by lush flowers. On one side was a garden filled with various fruit trees; on the other, a parking lot housing three cars: a Sport Blue model, an Ash BMW, and a pristine white Rolls-Royce.
The door opened, and a strikingly handsome young man stepped out. He appeared to be no more than 27 years old—vibrant, strong, and undeniably attractive. He had a glowing chocolate complexion, tall and broad-shouldered. He walked into the house with a calm, composed demeanor.
**The Interior**
The interior was like a paradise on earth. The massive living room looked like something out of an international movie, themed in royal blue and white. It was impeccably clean, featuring four sets of furniture and a high-end television. Elegant curtains adorned the windows. This wasn't just a bachelor pad; it was built for a large family to live in comfort.
The young man surveyed the room, a soft smile playing on his lips. In a gentle voice, he whispered to himself:
*"Soon, my dream will be fulfilled in this house."* He then sat down on one of the sofas.
### **Kaduna: The M-Ladies of Poly**
**The Grand Entry at Kaduna Polytechnic**
A Bugatti sped into the school premises, forcing people to scatter. It screeched to a halt in the parking lot. After a few minutes, the driver emerged—first, feet clad in black sneakers, then her entire person.
She was a beautiful young woman wearing a black Abaya and a matching veil. She removed her sunglasses while clicking her car keys. She walked with immense poise and "class." Everyone stared; she looked more like a fashion icon than a student.
**The Department and the "M-Ladies"**
She headed straight to her department. Upon entry, the other students cheered. She sat down silently. Her friends—three other young women who exuded class and beauty—smiled at their leader’s arrival.
"Mymoon, you’re killing us with your style!" one said.
"Ladies, I’m exhausted," Mymoon replied softly. “If it weren't for the test, I wouldn't have come. I'm late.”
The four friends are known as the **M-Ladies** because all their names start with 'M':
1. **Mymoon (Maimuna Tahir, 22):** The leader. An only child of a top Nigerian billionaire. She is wealthy, beautiful, and generous to her friends.
2. **Merry (Maryam Nuraddeen, 21):** The only daughter of a late high-ranking soldier. She has four older brothers, all soldiers, who pamper her. Her mother is a prominent doctor.
3. **Ma'esh (Ma'ishat Muhammad Sani, 21):** An orphan living with her married sister. While she lives comfortably through her brother-in-law, she is prone to pretense and loves the high life.
4. **Muheey (Muhibbat Yaqub, 22):** The daughter of an Islamic teacher. Despite her humble background, she is determined to be highly educated. Mymoon often pays her fees and lends her clothes so she can maintain the group's "classy" image.
### **The "Handsome" Hunters**
As the M-Ladies walked across campus with their iPhone 16s in hand, they were spotted by a group of four young men: **Shamo, Abdul, I.B., and Abbas**.
These men are also "handsome guys" and stylish, but unlike the women, they come from humble backgrounds. Shamo, Abdul, and I.B. have formed a plan: they want to marry rich women to escape poverty.
* **I.B.** has his sights on **Mymoon** (the biggest prize).
* **Abbas** likes **Merry**, but unlike the others, he claims to love her for who she is, not her money.
* **Shamo** targets **Muheey**.
* **Abdul** targets **Ma'esh**.
"Shamo, don't suffer in this life," one joked. "Just snag one of them and become the husband of a wealthy 'Hajiya' with capacity!" They planned to start their "love trap" the following day.
*Kano: The Silent Dreamer**
**The Goodness TV Interview**
In a modest neighborhood in Kano, a beautiful young woman under 20 prepared to leave her house. She was dressed in a long gown, a hijab, a niqab (veil), gloves, and socks—completely covered.
She is **Ameeratulkhairi (Sa'adatu Jibril)**. She is a **mute** (does not speak). She took a tricycle to **Goodness TV** in Kaduna to interview for a journalism job.
Inside the station, she felt the weight of everyone's gaze. She prayed fervently: *"O Allah, for the sake of the love You have for Prophet Muhammad (SAW), let me meet the CEO, pass the interview, and get this job."*
**The Meeting with the CEO**
She entered a high-tech office scented with expensive perfume. A tall, handsome man stood by a glass wall. This was the CEO. He was on the phone with a woman (referred to as "Darling") who was insisting he only hire men.
"This one is a woman," he told the person on the phone.
"Kick her out," the woman replied.
"She looks like a married woman (covered)," he noted, looking at Ameerah. He checked the cameras and eventually decided to proceed with the interview.
"Documents," he said.
She handed him a paper. He read: *"My name is Ameeratulkhairi Sa'adatu Jibril."*
"Can't you speak? Just because you're a 'married woman' doesn't mean you shouldn't talk," he said, somewhat harshly.
She handed him another note: **"I do not speak. I am mute."**
The CEO felt a sudden pang of pity and interest. “I understand. Before I give you the job, you must tell me your story, why you want to be a journalist, and what you can contribute, especially since your educational background isn't very deep.”
Ameerah nodded and opened her notebook to begin writing her story…
**The story sets the stage for a clash between the wealthy "M-Ladies," the ambitious young men hunting them, and the silent struggle of Ameerah to find her voice in the professional world.
*Kaduna: Love and Deception**
**The M-Ladies and the "M-Boys"**
Around 4:00 PM, the students finished their lectures. The **M-Ladies** (Mymoon, Merry, Ma'esh, and Muheey) stood by their cars, chatting happily before driving home.
Three weeks passed, and all the M-Ladies had fallen in love with the group of friends (I.B., Shamo, Abdul, and Abbas). However, only the relationship between **Abbas and Merry** was built on truth; the others were rooted in material gain and deception.
* **I.B. and Mymoon:** I.B. successfully manipulated Mymoon with sweet words and "heart-melting" poetry. Mymoon, being incredibly wealthy, began spending lavishly on him. She even bought him a car. I.B. promised her that once they graduated, he would secure a top-tier job.
* **Shamo and Muheey:** Muheey targeted Shamo, believing his lie that he would move to Dubai for work after graduation. She even took money from other suitors to give to him, hoping for a luxurious future.
* **Abdul and Ma'esh:** Their relationship was similarly fueled by the desire for status and “the soft life.”
**Abbas and Merry: The Honest Couple**
Unlike his friends, Abbas refused to take money from Merry. She often tried to give him gifts or airtime, but he returned them. She even bought him a new phone, but he declined it.
Abbas worked a hard job at a mechanic garage to earn an honest living, despite his friends mocking him for his "greasy clothes" and darkened skin.
One evening, Merry was watching a Nigerian film when she received a notification. It was a 3,000 Naira transfer from Abbas—his first gift to her. She was happier with that small amount than the 100,000 Naira her brothers had given her earlier.
Kano: The CEO’s Secret**
**Sa'adatu’s Interview**
**Sa'adatu (Ameeratukhairi)** returned to **Goodness TV** for her follow-up. She was anxious because she realized she had accidentally left her "Secret Diary" with the CEO, **Abubakar**, the day before.
**Abubakar and "Darling"**
Abubakar sat in his office, stressed. His wife (or fiancée), whom he calls "Darling," was extremely controlling and insecure. She forbade him from hiring women and constantly monitored him. Abubakar felt trapped by her jealousy and her lack of modesty, noting that she only dressed decently on their wedding day.
He found Sa'adatu’s diary on his desk. Before she arrived, he had snapped photos of every page because he was fascinated by her writing. When Sa'adatu entered and gave him a note asking if he had read it, he lied and said he hadn't. He told her: *"Come back tomorrow for the final interview. If you pass, you start Monday."*
Sa'adatu was so happy she performed a prostration of gratitude (*Sujud ash-Shukr*) right there.
**The Diary Entry**
After she left, Abubakar read the page titled *"My Heart."* In it, Sa'adatu wrote:
> *"I never thought I’d marry, but if I do, I want a man who is a 'Man.' I hate effeminate men. I don't want a husband I can manipulate like a child. I want a man with dignity, presence, strength, and authority."*
> *"I do not want a man who is too 'soft,' has a gentle voice, or is overly cheerful and romantic. I hate that."*
>
Abubakar was stunned. He realized he was exactly the kind of man she described as hating—controlled by "Darling" and acting "soft." He began to question himself: *"Am I an effeminate man?"*
Abuja: The Search for "Fillo"**
**Ukasha and Umar**
In Abuja, friends **Ukasha and Umar** were driving home when Ukasha spotted a beautiful girl at a shop. They followed her to a house. Ukasha spoke to her younger brother, who told them her name was **Fillo** (Fatima).
Fillo is a beautiful Fulani girl. Her previous engagement had been broken off because both she and her fiancé had the **AS genotype**, and she had vowed not to love again until marriage. She told her brother to tell the visitors to seek permission from her father, **Baba Am**, if they wanted to see her.
*The Contrast: Wealth vs. Hard Work**
Back in Kaduna, I.B., Shamo, and Abdul were living large on the women's money, dressing in expensive clothes and eating fine food. When Abbas returned from the garage covered in oil, I.B. tried to give him a shirt.
Abbas refused. *"Keep your clothes. I only want your prayers."*
Despite their lifestyle differences, the friends remained close. They drove Abbas to Merry’s house. On the way, Abbas asked them to stop at a local spot so he could buy **Awara** (soybean cake) for Merry because he knew she loved it. His friends laughed at his "cheap" gift, but Abbas didn't care—his love was real.
**At Home with Sa'adatu**
Sa'adatu lived with her mother and her aunt, a business woman from Abuja. Her aunt encouraged her: *"If people think you are disabled because you are mute, they forget God gave you other gifts. Go get that job, but never show your face to the world."*
Sa'adatu smiled, confident that the "handsome CEO" hadn't read her secret thoughts—unaware that he was already obsessed with them.
**The journey continues: Will the M-Ladies discover the deception of their lovers? Will Abubakar change his "soft" ways to fit Sa'adatu’s ideal? And will Ukasha win over the guarded heart of Fillo?**
Sardauna Crescent City: The Grand Arrival**
**The Mysterious Mansion**
A car entered a magnificent house located at the very end of a luxurious street. It was a storied building, truly a sight to behold. The black gate was so intricately designed it could serve as a professional photo background. Inside, the compound was paved with interlocking stones, surrounded by lush flowers. On one side was a garden filled with various fruit trees; on the other, a parking lot housing three cars: a Sport Blue model, an Ash BMW, and a pristine white Rolls-Royce.
The door opened, and a strikingly handsome young man stepped out. He appeared to be no more than 27 years old—vibrant, strong, and undeniably attractive. He had a glowing chocolate complexion, tall and broad-shouldered. He walked into the house with a calm, composed demeanor.
**The Interior**
The interior was like a paradise on earth. The massive living room looked like something out of an international movie, themed in royal blue and white. It was impeccably clean, featuring four sets of furniture and a high-end television. Elegant curtains adorned the windows. This wasn't just a bachelor pad; it was built for a large family to live in comfort.
The young man surveyed the room, a soft smile playing on his lips. In a gentle voice, he whispered to himself:
*"Soon, my dream will be fulfilled in this house."* He then sat down on one of the sofas.
### **Kaduna: The M-Ladies of Poly**
**The Grand Entry at Kaduna Polytechnic**
A Bugatti sped into the school premises, forcing people to scatter. It screeched to a halt in the parking lot. After a few minutes, the driver emerged—first, feet clad in black sneakers, then her entire person.
She was a beautiful young woman wearing a black Abaya and a matching veil. She removed her sunglasses while clicking her car keys. She walked with immense poise and "class." Everyone stared; she looked more like a fashion icon than a student.
**The Department and the "M-Ladies"**
She headed straight to her department. Upon entry, the other students cheered. She sat down silently. Her friends—three other young women who exuded class and beauty—smiled at their leader’s arrival.
"Mymoon, you’re killing us with your style!" one said.
"Ladies, I’m exhausted," Mymoon replied softly. “If it weren't for the test, I wouldn't have come. I'm late.”
The four friends are known as the **M-Ladies** because all their names start with 'M':
1. **Mymoon (Maimuna Tahir, 22):** The leader. An only child of a top Nigerian billionaire. She is wealthy, beautiful, and generous to her friends.
2. **Merry (Maryam Nuraddeen, 21):** The only daughter of a late high-ranking soldier. She has four older brothers, all soldiers, who pamper her. Her mother is a prominent doctor.
3. **Ma'esh (Ma'ishat Muhammad Sani, 21):** An orphan living with her married sister. While she lives comfortably through her brother-in-law, she is prone to pretense and loves the high life.
4. **Muheey (Muhibbat Yaqub, 22):** The daughter of an Islamic teacher. Despite her humble background, she is determined to be highly educated. Mymoon often pays her fees and lends her clothes so she can maintain the group's "classy" image.
### **The "Handsome" Hunters**
As the M-Ladies walked across campus with their iPhone 16s in hand, they were spotted by a group of four young men: **Shamo, Abdul, I.B., and Abbas**.
These men are also "handsome guys" and stylish, but unlike the women, they come from humble backgrounds. Shamo, Abdul, and I.B. have formed a plan: they want to marry rich women to escape poverty.
* **I.B.** has his sights on **Mymoon** (the biggest prize).
* **Abbas** likes **Merry**, but unlike the others, he claims to love her for who she is, not her money.
* **Shamo** targets **Muheey**.
* **Abdul** targets **Ma'esh**.
"Shamo, don't suffer in this life," one joked. "Just snag one of them and become the husband of a wealthy 'Hajiya' with capacity!" They planned to start their "love trap" the following day.
*Kano: The Silent Dreamer**
**The Goodness TV Interview**
In a modest neighborhood in Kano, a beautiful young woman under 20 prepared to leave her house. She was dressed in a long gown, a hijab, a niqab (veil), gloves, and socks—completely covered.
She is **Ameeratulkhairi (Sa'adatu Jibril)**. She is a **mute** (does not speak). She took a tricycle to **Goodness TV** in Kaduna to interview for a journalism job.
Inside the station, she felt the weight of everyone's gaze. She prayed fervently: *"O Allah, for the sake of the love You have for Prophet Muhammad (SAW), let me meet the CEO, pass the interview, and get this job."*
**The Meeting with the CEO**
She entered a high-tech office scented with expensive perfume. A tall, handsome man stood by a glass wall. This was the CEO. He was on the phone with a woman (referred to as "Darling") who was insisting he only hire men.
"This one is a woman," he told the person on the phone.
"Kick her out," the woman replied.
"She looks like a married woman (covered)," he noted, looking at Ameerah. He checked the cameras and eventually decided to proceed with the interview.
"Documents," he said.
She handed him a paper. He read: *"My name is Ameeratulkhairi Sa'adatu Jibril."*
"Can't you speak? Just because you're a 'married woman' doesn't mean you shouldn't talk," he said, somewhat harshly.
She handed him another note: **"I do not speak. I am mute."**
The CEO felt a sudden pang of pity and interest. “I understand. Before I give you the job, you must tell me your story, why you want to be a journalist, and what you can contribute, especially since your educational background isn't very deep.”
Ameerah nodded and opened her notebook to begin writing her story…
**The story sets the stage for a clash between the wealthy "M-Ladies," the ambitious young men hunting them, and the silent struggle of Ameerah to find her voice in the professional world.
*Kaduna: Love and Deception**
**The M-Ladies and the "M-Boys"**
Around 4:00 PM, the students finished their lectures. The **M-Ladies** (Mymoon, Merry, Ma'esh, and Muheey) stood by their cars, chatting happily before driving home.
Three weeks passed, and all the M-Ladies had fallen in love with the group of friends (I.B., Shamo, Abdul, and Abbas). However, only the relationship between **Abbas and Merry** was built on truth; the others were rooted in material gain and deception.
* **I.B. and Mymoon:** I.B. successfully manipulated Mymoon with sweet words and "heart-melting" poetry. Mymoon, being incredibly wealthy, began spending lavishly on him. She even bought him a car. I.B. promised her that once they graduated, he would secure a top-tier job.
* **Shamo and Muheey:** Muheey targeted Shamo, believing his lie that he would move to Dubai for work after graduation. She even took money from other suitors to give to him, hoping for a luxurious future.
* **Abdul and Ma'esh:** Their relationship was similarly fueled by the desire for status and “the soft life.”
**Abbas and Merry: The Honest Couple**
Unlike his friends, Abbas refused to take money from Merry. She often tried to give him gifts or airtime, but he returned them. She even bought him a new phone, but he declined it.
Abbas worked a hard job at a mechanic garage to earn an honest living, despite his friends mocking him for his "greasy clothes" and darkened skin.
One evening, Merry was watching a Nigerian film when she received a notification. It was a 3,000 Naira transfer from Abbas—his first gift to her. She was happier with that small amount than the 100,000 Naira her brothers had given her earlier.
Kano: The CEO’s Secret**
**Sa'adatu’s Interview**
**Sa'adatu (Ameeratukhairi)** returned to **Goodness TV** for her follow-up. She was anxious because she realized she had accidentally left her "Secret Diary" with the CEO, **Abubakar**, the day before.
**Abubakar and "Darling"**
Abubakar sat in his office, stressed. His wife (or fiancée), whom he calls "Darling," was extremely controlling and insecure. She forbade him from hiring women and constantly monitored him. Abubakar felt trapped by her jealousy and her lack of modesty, noting that she only dressed decently on their wedding day.
He found Sa'adatu’s diary on his desk. Before she arrived, he had snapped photos of every page because he was fascinated by her writing. When Sa'adatu entered and gave him a note asking if he had read it, he lied and said he hadn't. He told her: *"Come back tomorrow for the final interview. If you pass, you start Monday."*
Sa'adatu was so happy she performed a prostration of gratitude (*Sujud ash-Shukr*) right there.
**The Diary Entry**
After she left, Abubakar read the page titled *"My Heart."* In it, Sa'adatu wrote:
> *"I never thought I’d marry, but if I do, I want a man who is a 'Man.' I hate effeminate men. I don't want a husband I can manipulate like a child. I want a man with dignity, presence, strength, and authority."*
> *"I do not want a man who is too 'soft,' has a gentle voice, or is overly cheerful and romantic. I hate that."*
>
Abubakar was stunned. He realized he was exactly the kind of man she described as hating—controlled by "Darling" and acting "soft." He began to question himself: *"Am I an effeminate man?"*
Abuja: The Search for "Fillo"**
**Ukasha and Umar**
In Abuja, friends **Ukasha and Umar** were driving home when Ukasha spotted a beautiful girl at a shop. They followed her to a house. Ukasha spoke to her younger brother, who told them her name was **Fillo** (Fatima).
Fillo is a beautiful Fulani girl. Her previous engagement had been broken off because both she and her fiancé had the **AS genotype**, and she had vowed not to love again until marriage. She told her brother to tell the visitors to seek permission from her father, **Baba Am**, if they wanted to see her.
*The Contrast: Wealth vs. Hard Work**
Back in Kaduna, I.B., Shamo, and Abdul were living large on the women's money, dressing in expensive clothes and eating fine food. When Abbas returned from the garage covered in oil, I.B. tried to give him a shirt.
Abbas refused. *"Keep your clothes. I only want your prayers."*
Despite their lifestyle differences, the friends remained close. They drove Abbas to Merry’s house. On the way, Abbas asked them to stop at a local spot so he could buy **Awara** (soybean cake) for Merry because he knew she loved it. His friends laughed at his "cheap" gift, but Abbas didn't care—his love was real.
**At Home with Sa'adatu**
Sa'adatu lived with her mother and her aunt, a business woman from Abuja. Her aunt encouraged her: *"If people think you are disabled because you are mute, they forget God gave you other gifts. Go get that job, but never show your face to the world."*
Sa'adatu smiled, confident that the "handsome CEO" hadn't read her secret thoughts—unaware that he was already obsessed with them.
**The journey continues: Will the M-Ladies discover the deception of their lovers? Will Abubakar change his "soft" ways to fit Sa'adatu’s ideal? And will Ukasha win over the guarded heart of Fillo?**