As the wedding drew closer, Jalilah knew that if she did not act quickly the marriage would go ahead while she remained helpless. She decided to confront Mufidah directly — even if it meant creating a scene in front of Murjanatu.
At Murjanatu’s luxurious beauty salon, Jalilah arrived with two of her friends looking for Mufidah. They found her sitting comfortably on a soft chair while receiving a pedicure, her feet soaked in warm water inside an expensive electric foot spa.
They entered angrily; anyone who saw them could tell they came with trouble. They greeted coldly while walking toward her with tense expressions.
Mufidah didn’t even notice them at first; she was busy chatting with her beloved Usman. He was at work and had sent her a photo saying he was busy. She replied by sending a picture of her feet being washed. Usman joked about how soft and beautiful her feet looked and teased her lovingly. She continued sending him sweet messages to keep him happy while he worked.
Their greeting finally caught her attention. She looked up, smiled politely, and returned the greeting, expecting them to come closer — but they ignored her and walked past. She returned to her phone until Usman suddenly began sending her urgent messages asking about Jalilah.
He warned her not to argue and said he was on his way. He promised he would never allow anyone to disrespect her because of him.
Before she could call him, the three women surrounded her aggressively. She recognized Jalilah and her friends Limcy and Husny — well-known troublemakers. Quietly, Mufidah sent a message to the Commissioner of Police asking for officers to come to the salon.
Jalilah spoke arrogantly, saying she came with a warning: if Mufidah left Usman alone there would be peace — but if not, their next meeting would be worse. Her friends reinforced the threats.
Mufidah simply smiled and continued using her phone as if they were not speaking to her.
Murjanatu soon rushed in after receiving a shocking call from Usman. She confronted Jalilah, telling her the fight made no sense and that attacking the woman Usman loved would not make him return to her.
The argument escalated until Usman himself arrived in a black suit, looking calm but furious. He went straight to Mufidah, kneeling beside her, apologizing and assuring her he would protect her dignity.
Murjanatu began lecturing everyone about respect and human rights. Jalilah threatened violence again — and suddenly Murjanatu slapped her in anger. Jalilah’s friends tried to fight back, but police sirens sounded outside. Officers entered the salon.
Mufidah asked Murjanatu to step back; she had already called the police. Jalilah and her friends were shocked — they had not expected real consequences.
Usman intervened, asking that they not be arrested out of respect for Jalilah’s family. After phone calls with powerful relatives, Mufidah agreed to release the police. Jalilah left angrily in tears.
Later that day Usman visited Jalilah’s family and revealed shocking evidence — messages, recordings, and videos showing Jalilah’s lies and hidden past. Her family was stunned and ashamed. Usman left feeling relieved and free from her pressure.
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THE WEDDING CELEBRATIONS
A week of celebrations filled Bauchi with guests from across Nigeria and abroad. Hotels were fully booked; even a massive luxury hotel owned by Murjanatu’s father housed only wedding guests. Families, dignitaries, politicians, and wealthy friends attended.
Luxury cars and millions of naira were gifted to the couples. Social media exploded with photos and videos. People debated which couple looked more beautiful — Usman & Mufidah or Dr. Isa & Murjanatu.
During the grand reception, everyone sat at the high table when suddenly Fatiti — Usman’s first wife — appeared beautifully dressed like a bride. Her presence made everyone nervous because of her known jealousy.
Usman stood up to greet her respectfully. She hugged him silently while cameras flashed. Mufidah joined them politely, thanking her.
But outside, Fatiti broke down crying, saying she could not bear to see Usman with another woman. Usman rushed out to comfort her. He spent the night calming her at a hotel, trying to persuade her to return to Kano peacefully.
Meanwhile Mufidah cried, fearing whether Usman would truly treat both wives fairly. Murjanatu reassured her that Usman loved her — he was only afraid of Fatiti’s temper.
Fatiti stayed outside in the parking area surrounded by relatives, crying loudly and shouting that her Usman had been taken from her. She swore she could not bear to see him with another woman.
While the celebration continued inside, someone rushed to inform Usman about her condition. He hurried outside in panic and found her clinging to him in tears. Seeing her like that filled him with sympathy. He tried to calm her down gently, advising her and comforting her, but she refused to listen.
That night Mufidah did not see Usman again. He took Fatiti to his hotel room, spending hours consoling her and trying to persuade her to return to Kano peacefully the next day.
Mufidah cried heavily, and Murjanatu stayed beside her, comforting her. Mufidah confessed that she was beginning to fear whether Usman would truly be fair between them. She felt that Usman was deeply affected by Fatiti and perhaps still loved her strongly.
Murjanatu reassured her, saying Usman loved her too — he was simply afraid of Fatiti’s extreme reactions and emotional outbursts.
As the wedding drew closer, Jalilah knew that if she did not act quickly the marriage would go ahead while she remained helpless. She decided to confront Mufidah directly — even if it meant creating a scene in front of Murjanatu.
At Murjanatu’s luxurious beauty salon, Jalilah arrived with two of her friends looking for Mufidah. They found her sitting comfortably on a soft chair while receiving a pedicure, her feet soaked in warm water inside an expensive electric foot spa.
They entered angrily; anyone who saw them could tell they came with trouble. They greeted coldly while walking toward her with tense expressions.
Mufidah didn’t even notice them at first; she was busy chatting with her beloved Usman. He was at work and had sent her a photo saying he was busy. She replied by sending a picture of her feet being washed. Usman joked about how soft and beautiful her feet looked and teased her lovingly. She continued sending him sweet messages to keep him happy while he worked.
Their greeting finally caught her attention. She looked up, smiled politely, and returned the greeting, expecting them to come closer — but they ignored her and walked past. She returned to her phone until Usman suddenly began sending her urgent messages asking about Jalilah.
He warned her not to argue and said he was on his way. He promised he would never allow anyone to disrespect her because of him.
Before she could call him, the three women surrounded her aggressively. She recognized Jalilah and her friends Limcy and Husny — well-known troublemakers. Quietly, Mufidah sent a message to the Commissioner of Police asking for officers to come to the salon.
Jalilah spoke arrogantly, saying she came with a warning: if Mufidah left Usman alone there would be peace — but if not, their next meeting would be worse. Her friends reinforced the threats.
Mufidah simply smiled and continued using her phone as if they were not speaking to her.
Murjanatu soon rushed in after receiving a shocking call from Usman. She confronted Jalilah, telling her the fight made no sense and that attacking the woman Usman loved would not make him return to her.
The argument escalated until Usman himself arrived in a black suit, looking calm but furious. He went straight to Mufidah, kneeling beside her, apologizing and assuring her he would protect her dignity.
Murjanatu began lecturing everyone about respect and human rights. Jalilah threatened violence again — and suddenly Murjanatu slapped her in anger. Jalilah’s friends tried to fight back, but police sirens sounded outside. Officers entered the salon.
Mufidah asked Murjanatu to step back; she had already called the police. Jalilah and her friends were shocked — they had not expected real consequences.
Usman intervened, asking that they not be arrested out of respect for Jalilah’s family. After phone calls with powerful relatives, Mufidah agreed to release the police. Jalilah left angrily in tears.
Later that day Usman visited Jalilah’s family and revealed shocking evidence — messages, recordings, and videos showing Jalilah’s lies and hidden past. Her family was stunned and ashamed. Usman left feeling relieved and free from her pressure.
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THE WEDDING CELEBRATIONS
A week of celebrations filled Bauchi with guests from across Nigeria and abroad. Hotels were fully booked; even a massive luxury hotel owned by Murjanatu’s father housed only wedding guests. Families, dignitaries, politicians, and wealthy friends attended.
Luxury cars and millions of naira were gifted to the couples. Social media exploded with photos and videos. People debated which couple looked more beautiful — Usman & Mufidah or Dr. Isa & Murjanatu.
During the grand reception, everyone sat at the high table when suddenly Fatiti — Usman’s first wife — appeared beautifully dressed like a bride. Her presence made everyone nervous because of her known jealousy.
Usman stood up to greet her respectfully. She hugged him silently while cameras flashed. Mufidah joined them politely, thanking her.
But outside, Fatiti broke down crying, saying she could not bear to see Usman with another woman. Usman rushed out to comfort her. He spent the night calming her at a hotel, trying to persuade her to return to Kano peacefully.
Meanwhile Mufidah cried, fearing whether Usman would truly treat both wives fairly. Murjanatu reassured her that Usman loved her — he was only afraid of Fatiti’s temper.
Fatiti stayed outside in the parking area surrounded by relatives, crying loudly and shouting that her Usman had been taken from her. She swore she could not bear to see him with another woman.
While the celebration continued inside, someone rushed to inform Usman about her condition. He hurried outside in panic and found her clinging to him in tears. Seeing her like that filled him with sympathy. He tried to calm her down gently, advising her and comforting her, but she refused to listen.
That night Mufidah did not see Usman again. He took Fatiti to his hotel room, spending hours consoling her and trying to persuade her to return to Kano peacefully the next day.
Mufidah cried heavily, and Murjanatu stayed beside her, comforting her. Mufidah confessed that she was beginning to fear whether Usman would truly be fair between them. She felt that Usman was deeply affected by Fatiti and perhaps still loved her strongly.
Murjanatu reassured her, saying Usman loved her too — he was simply afraid of Fatiti’s extreme reactions and emotional outbursts.