Part 2: The Three Boys Meet: Tijjani, Abdulazeez, and Timilehin The Curse of Tijjani, Abdulazeez, and Timilehin: 791AD

It was a hot summer day in the year 791AD when three boys met in the small village of Kano. The boys were Tijjani, Abdulazeez, and Timilehin. They had never met before, but they were all from the same tribe and had heard stories of each other.

Tijjani was the oldest of the three, and he was a strong and brave young man. He had a passion for adventure and exploration, and he was always looking for new places to explore.

Abdulazeez was the middle child, and he was a bit of a dreamer. He was always looking for new ways to make the world a better place, and he was always looking for ways to help those in need.

Timilehin was the youngest of the three, and he was a bit of a troublemaker. He was always getting into mischief and was always looking for ways to have fun.

The three boys quickly became friends, and they would often go on adventures together. They would explore the nearby forests and caves, and they would often get into trouble. But no matter what happened, they always had each other's back.

One day, the three boys decided to go on a special adventure. They decided to explore a mysterious cave that was said to be cursed. They had heard stories of a powerful spirit that lived in the cave, and they wanted to see if it was true.

The boys ventured deep into the cave, and soon they found themselves in a large chamber. In the center of the chamber was a large stone altar, and on the altar was a strange object. It was a small box, and it was glowing with a strange light.

The boys were amazed by the sight, and they quickly opened the box. Inside the box was a strange amulet, and it was glowing with a powerful energy. The boys knew that this was no ordinary amulet, and they quickly put it around their necks.

Suddenly, the boys felt a strange power surge through them. They felt a strange connection to each other, and they knew that something special had happened. From that day forward, the boys were known as the Three Boys of Kano, and they were said to be cursed.