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Introduction: House-help or Co-wife is a story that resonates the contemporary issues in the society. The story revolves around Zubaidah, Raliya and Hadeezah, three friends who share ideas and solve personal problems together. Raliya and Zubaida would get tired of house chores which eventually led them to hire house-help despite Hadeezah's efforts to make them see reasons why they shouldn't trust their household in the hands of maids. This singular action would later lead them to have co-wives which they despise so much. It was too late to correct their mistakes and Hadeezah never failed to remind them how they were desirous of having maids. Read with enthusiasm.

...Read and ponder After working for twenty days without off, Mr. Ben called Adavize to inform him of the next business trip to Metele scheduled for the following day.

                                    Chapter One                                  The rise of Lailah Lailah was born to a religious family in Ihima, an enclave of Ebiraland in Kogi State Nigeria. Her father Dr. Hassan was an adherent of Islamic faith and his wife Bilkis. They met each other in Bayero University Kano during their undergraduate days and got married after their university education. Hassan studied Medicine while Bilkis studied English Language. Hassan got a paid job at one of the federal government hospitals, like many Muslims, he preferred his wife to be a house wife to be able to have enough time for the children as he promised to provide anything she needs. They were very good Muslim, always observe the five daily Islamic prayer, give charity,  fast during Ramadan and perform pilgrimage to...

Lizzy walked home, carrying all the fear one could think of, not only because her uncle's wife will scold the bone out of her, but also because her uncle himself is a demon among humans. She had no problem eating the left over or going to bed most times without any. She is used to all the insults and domestic abuse, but what she still can't cope with is her uncle's callousness. Yusuf Muyiba Avosuahi