A video has emerged on social media, suggesting that Aisha Buhari, Nigeria’s First Lady, and wife to President Muhammadu Buhari was prevented from entering a section of the Aso Rock, the nation’s Presidential Villa by soldiers.
YaahooJournalist reports that the video was published by Jackson Ude, a Communications Professional and former Director of Strategy and Communication under former President Goodluck Jonathan on the micro-blogging site, Twitter in the wee hours of Friday, October 11.
In the video, the First Lady could be heard saying that over 200 soldiers and 200 policemen are holding her hostage.
Speaking in Hausa, Aisha Buhari said,
“What have I done that you locked me inside? Come and open the door.”
She switched to the English language, saying: “This is the Villa, we have over 200 soldiers guarding us, over 200 policemen guarding us, why do you have to remove this door? What for?” The furious Aisha Buhari questioned.
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“What for? Enough is enough, enough is enough,” the First Lady who was obviously angry said.
Watch the video below…
Water don pass Gari ooooo. Aso Rock is on fire oooo! pic.twitter.com/Fa4XtDqpub
— #OneManPepperDemGang Jackson Ude (@jacksonpbn) October 11, 2019
Ghen ghen eeeen. Water for Aso Rock don pass Garri oooooo. Part2 pic.twitter.com/VypzyZUoK0
— #OneManPepperDemGang Jackson Ude (@jacksonpbn) October 11, 2019
Meanwhile, YaahooJournalist reports that this is coming at the time social media is awash with speculations that President Buhari is set to marry a second wife, whose name is Sadia Umar Farouq.
A report by PointBlankNews quoted sources in Aso Rock, Nigeria’s Presidential Villa, revealed that President Buhari is planning to marry Sadia Umar Farouq, the incumbent Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management.
The online news medium quoted a source who spoke on condition of anonymity that Ms. Farouk is a close friend of President Buhari and also well-loved by the ‘cabals’ in the President’s “Next Level” administration.
