Politics
Nigeria safe under my husband – Aisha Buhari
The First Lady , Aisha Buhari , has urged Kogi women and youths to vote for her husband , President Muhammadu Buhari , in the forthcoming presidential election , saying Nigeria will remain safe in his hands .
The First Lady stated this during a town hall meeting organised by the women and youths moblisation arm of President Buhari campaign organisation being coordinated by the Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress , Hajia Salamatu Umar – Eluma , in Lokoja , the state capital.
She spoke through the wife of the Vice President , Mrs Dolapo Osibanjo , who represented her at the event .
She said , “ Nigeria is safe in the hands of my husband because he will not steal Nigeria ’ s money and he is a very prudent man . ”
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