Tashin Hankali (Commotion) is a contemporary prose that captures the traumatic experiences of the people of Yobe State when the entire North East became a theatre of war in Nigeria. The book is a first-hand account of events, moods and painful memories of the ugly days of suicide bombers. It brings to the reader the emotional trauma that families go through while those who are supposed to protect them, leave them to their fate - except in a few cases where some patriotic security agents confront the blood mongers head- on. Despite the gloomy pictures of those moments as documented in the book, the author kept the reader on the path of faith by his intermittent use of the phrase - Insha Allah - an affirmation of the fact that with God, everything is possible. Tashin Hankali (Commotion), has without doubt, established Nasir A. Salaudin as a prolific writer and true history of the moment!