Don’t Be Afraid Of Jail, Aisha Buhari Tells Patience Jonathan

The wife of the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress,  Hajia Aishat Buhari has advised Dame Patience Jonathan, that she needs not fear jail, should her husband be voted President come 28 March, 2015 as Nigerians only want a change in the way the country is being governed.

It will be recalled that the first lady, has been campaigning that General Buhari will jail his political opponents if elected President in the March 28 election.

Mrs. Buhari spoke today at a mega rally in Benin, where she interacted with women in Edo State. 

“Each zone of the country has its peculiar problems. For me in this zone, girl-child trafficking should be considered one of our problems, though I know there is unemployment. Unemployment is the major factor that contributes to brain drain and also the girl-child trafficking. General Muhammadu Buhari is a leader who led Nigeria some decades ago and he is coming back now to sanitise the system.

“For those that are campaigning, saying that he is coming to jail Nigerians, I don’t know what their fear is. But they shouldn’t be afraid, because we are all yearning for change. The insecurity in the country, the very poor healthcare system, lack of education and other basic necessities that people are lacking I believe Nigerians need somebody like General Muhammadu Buhari now.

“Already, they have painted him black, using religion. I’m happy today that Nigerians realise that they use religion as a cover to loot Nigeria. Any politician who talks to you about religion is a liar, he only wants to loot the treasury and the little resources you ought to enjoy. So say no to politics merging it with religion to deceive the people.

“I’m here today to let Edo women know that when my husband is elected into office as President, all these will be history. The insecurity, the girl-child trafficking, suffering of the widows in the South East will come to an end. There must be a cultural design that can accommodate the widow. A design that would make the girl-child comfortable wherever she is in this country. She doesn’t have to leave her country to go and prostitute elsewhere, it’s not her portion. Her portion is to have a highly standard and moral society for her to live in. Get married, have children, train them and also mould them to become the future leaders.

“We are here today to also let you know that the collection of your PVCs is important and don’t ever sell it. It’s like selling your future. If you sell it for N5,000, you won’t see N5,000 again until after four years which will be bad. Get your PVC, vote for APC, vote for freedom, vote for a new Nigeria with good security, good education, good healthcare, good roads and all the basic necessities,” she said.

 

Maybe Madam Peace hand no clean....lol

Patience Jonathan did not order arrest of #BringBackOurGirls protest leader – Aide

The Media Assistant to the First Lady, Ayo Adewuyi, on Monday denied that Patience Jonathan ordered the arrest of Naomi Mutah Nyadar, a leader of a protest to release the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram in Chibok, Borno State.
Mr. Adewuyi, in a statement in Abuja on Monday, said the attention of the president’s wife’s had been drawn to reports that she ordered the arrest of Mrs. Nyadar.
“We wish to state without any iota of equivocation that the first lady did not order the arrest of any woman or anyone for that matter before, during and after the meeting,” he said.
He confirmed that Mrs. Nyadar attended the women stakeholders’ meeting convened by Mrs. Jonathan to discuss ways and best strategies to ensure the release of the abducted students of Chibok Girls secondary School.
“It is instructive to note that the meeting ended after three o’clock on Monday morning.
“And all those invited to the meeting, including a handful of journalists who stayed throughout the lengthy meeting, left the Presidential Villa thereafter,’’ Mr. Adewuyi stated.
Mr. Adewuyi said that Mrs. Nyadar came to the meeting as part of the Borno State delegation.
“The women were alarmed when someone who knew her told the meeting that she was impersonating one of the mothers of the alleged abducted children on the basis for which she attended the meeting.
“The women expressed their disappointment when she confirmed that she is not a biological mother to any of the abducted children.
“Naomi left the State House with other members of the delegation.
“If she was arrested as claimed, then enquiries about her arrest should, therefore, be directed to the security agencies,’’ Mr. Adewuyi said.
Witnesses at the Asokoro police station where Ms. Nyadar was initially taken to said she was actually there and was eventually whisked away to an unknown destination.
Her lawyer, Samuel Ogala, also confirmed that she was arrested. After a crowd emerged at the police station demanding for the release of the woman, the Divisional Police Officer ran away. Moments later, she was taken away in a presidency van, Mr. Ogala said.
Ms. Nyadar was released by the police on Monday afternoon.
She is one of the women who have held protests daily in Abuja since April 30 to demand the release of the over 250 female students of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, who were kidnapped on April 14 from their school dormitory.
I will like to ask on whose order were they arrested?