Alhaji Mohd Jibo is Abdallah's father. He is a wealthy man because he is a former minister of petroleum and a contractor with numerous military contracts. Originally from Yola, he came to Kaduna with his younger brother Usman for business. Alhaji Mohd is very handsome, a fair-skinned Fulani. He met Jamilah in Kaduna and they married as young lovers, deeply in love with each other. Two years into their marriage, they had a son, Abdallah. When Abdallah was three years old, they had another son, Mohd (Khalifa), but he died while still an infant. After that, Hajiya Jamila did not have any more children, even after her brother-in-law, Usman, got married. A year later, his wife, Aysha, gave birth to their son, Sadeeq, and four years later, they had a daughter, Haleematu, who is called Leemart. By Allah’s will, when Leemart was five years old, Hajiya Jamilah (Ammi) gave birth to Sa’ada. Daddy, Ammi, and Abdallah showered Sa’ada with all the love in the world. When Sa’ada was born, Abdallah was 20 years old, and he named her Baby. She became extremely attached to him.

Even before Sa’ada was born, Ammi was already dealing with her husband’s family, who were saying she was done with childbearing because of the special treatment and care he showed her. Suddenly, three years ago, Daddy came to Ammi and said he wanted to marry another wife. At that time, Sa’ada was 10 years old. Ammi was very worried, wondering why he hadn’t remarried all these years only to think of it now when she was starting to get older. She was 48 years old at the time. Some people were happy about it, and some were not. Daddy married an older widow, Balki, who came to the house with her daughter, Hafsat. Within three months, Daddy divorced Ammi with two pronouncements, causing great distress to Ammi and Abdallah. He refused to give Sa’ada to her. Abdallah bought her a beautiful house where she moved with her younger sister, Aunty Wasilah, whose husband had passed away. Abdallah continued to care for Baby Sa’ada. However, he developed a deep hatred for Umma Balki, realizing she was the reason his parents’ marriage ended. He had always been indifferent to her and her daughter, who adored him. Umma Balki had used witchcraft to enter the house and separate Daddy and his wife. Her goal now was for Abdallah to marry her daughter. If that didn’t happen, she wanted to see Abdallah gone so she could inherit everything. Surprisingly, she got pregnant, but it ended in miscarriage.

Abdallah finished primary school, and his father sent him abroad for further studies. He would only come to Nigeria during holidays. From a young age, Abdallah was the quiet type, only opening up to his parents because he grew up pampered and spoiled. After Sa’ada was born, his parents' focus shifted from him. Abdallah completed his first and second degrees in business. At 30, he returned to Nigeria with numerous achievements. His father built him a company to manufacture home and outdoor furniture. Two years later, he built a gas station and opened three supermarkets. In no time, Abdallah became a young billionaire. Now, at 34, it has been a year since he met Fatima (Preety). Her father is also wealthy. Preety first saw him on TV and in newspapers before making efforts to visit his office, pretending she wanted to order a bed. She got his number and started pushing herself into his life. Initially, he dismissed and ignored her, but she eventually won him over by crying and begging for his love. This softened his heart. He told her he could marry her if she would abide by his rules. His father had been pressuring him to settle down. Preety was delighted but her father insisted she finish her studies and that her mother, who was ill, recover before they could marry, as everything was done for her mother. Abdallah didn’t mind when Preety informed him. He was only getting married to satisfy his father, as he was very obedient to his parents.