Drama As Aisha Buhari’s Aide Shuns Query On First Woman’s Whereabouts

Abdullah, who spoke from Kaduna State, acknowledged that the First Girl was entitled to her privateness and she or he may determine to reply such questions or not.

The Particular Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, the Workplace of the First Girl, Mr Aliyu Abdullah, has parried questions demanding Aisha Buhari’s whereabouts throughout an interview on tv.

Whereas talking on a Channels Tv programme, Abdullahi had been requested the whereabouts of the First Woman, however, he tendered an apology and stated he was not on air to debate such a situation.

Abdullah, who spoke from Kaduna State, said that the First Girl was entitled to her privateness and she or he may resolve to reply such questions or not.

SaharaReporters had solely reported on December 15 that Aisha had been in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, since September after the marriage of her daughter, Hanan, and she or he had due to this fact not been concerned in any authorities exercise.

SaharaReporters had gathered that the First Girl was not in a rush to return, regardless of spending over three months, as she reportedly said that the Aso Rock Villa was not safe for her household.

This got here particularly with a capturing incident in June which precipitated panic among the many Villa occupants.

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The final public occasion the First Woman held within the nation was on September four, when a flamboyant wedding ceremony was held for President Muhammadu Buhari’s daughter, Hanan, and Mohammed Turad.

When requested throughout the tv interview the place the First Woman was in the intervening time, Abdullah stated, “I’m sorry. This isn’t a part of what I used to be invited right here to debate in your studio.

“I’d not be talking on that as a result of it’s not a part of what we agreed for me to return and talk about. So allow us to go away that difficulty out of the interview, please.

“Let me say it this manner once more, the First Woman, though married to the President, nonetheless is a citizen of this nation, who’s entitled to her proper to privateness.

“So, I feel if she chooses to not communicate on a specific matter, she is entitled to her privateness and that’s the place I want to depart the problem as of now. It’s her proper and he or she didn’t select to talk on it.”

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