At 3:25 PM, a flight from Nigeria's capital, Abuja, landed at Aminu Kano International Airport in Kano. Passengers began to disembark calmly. In the VVIP section, a stunningly beautiful young woman, dressed in eye-catching attire, stood up slowly, looking slightly disgusted as if she smelled something unpleasant. She wore tight jeans and a top that accentuated her figure, with a light pink veil matching her outfit, and a stylish bag adorned with stones. Her high-heeled shoes and the sound they made as she walked drew attention, as did her rolling suitcase. Her face showed no sign of a smile, and she wore minimal makeup except for a shiny pink lipstick. She appeared to be from southern Nigeria, not the predominantly Muslim northern region like Kano.

She sighed as she stood up, put her phone in her pocket, adjusted her pink headphones and sunglasses, and started chewing gum, glaring at a young man who had been staring at her. She grabbed her bag, slung it over one shoulder, picked up her Apple laptop, and walked out with a confident stride.

Her walk and the sound of her heels and suitcase drew many eyes. Some people whispered, some women felt envious, and many men were captivated by her beauty. She was a striking African woman, but her behavior and attire were not typical of the region. She exuded a strong fragrance that was hard to miss. Her chewing gum and the way she moved her lips were mesmerizing, making it hard for any man to look away.

This was Mawaddat Isma'il Ibrahim Jiƙamshi, also known as Lulu ƙamshi, a 24-year-old woman. She was the third child in her family, with her father being the well-known Engineer Isma'il l. Jiƙamshi, a prominent businessman and owner of Jiƙamshi Motors. Mawaddat was known for her rebellious nature and was spoiled, especially by her father and uncle, Yousuf Ibrahim Jiƙamshi. Her upbringing in Europe made her quite bold and shameless. She had a good education and was a lawyer, although she barely completed her studies due to her rebellious nature. She had little knowledge of her religion and disliked poverty and poor people. Despite her European upbringing, she stayed away from men, not allowing any man to get close to her, regardless of his wealth or status. She enjoyed clubbing and partying but kept a secret activity that no one in her family knew about, although her uncle Yousuf once almost caught her.

The young man who had been with her on the flight was eager to talk to her, despite her confident and somewhat arrogant demeanor. He saw this as his last chance and called out to her, asking her to stop. His loud voice and stylish appearance made many people turn to look at him, but she ignored him and kept walking. He tried to catch up with her, but she gave him a sharp look and continued walking. He pleaded with her, asking for her address or phone number, but she dismissed him rudely and walked away. Everyone around was shocked by her boldness, especially since the young man was the son of a well-known figure, MM Atik Kumo.

A young boy on a large black car called out to his uncle, Smart, pointing at Lulu. Smart, who was standing nearby with his head down, slowly looked up.