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Aisha Buhari now part of cabal in Presidency, says Naja’atu Muhammed
Former chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Campaign Director on Civil Society Organizations, Naja’atu Mohammed, has insisted that the wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, is now a cabal.
Mohammed claimed that Aisha’s cabal consists of her children and her brothers, adding that the First Lady sometimes instructs service chiefs.
She spoke while fielding questions in an interview on Arise TV’s morning show on Monday.
Mohammed said, “The cabal that was led by the late Abba Kyari, may his soul rest in peace, and the reason why Aisha Buhari first started to attack the cabal then, it was because she was not part of the cabal then.
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“But she succeeded in throwing Mamman Daura’s things outside the Villa. She physically throws them out. If you remember the case of the shootings in the Villa, the gunshot in the Villa, who made that?
“Aisha Buhari’s cabal is made up of her children and her brothers, she determined the appointment of the former NISER DG.
“She influenced the appointment of her brother as the MD of Nigeria Printing and Minting Company.
“She sometimes, in fact, instructs Service Chiefs, So who is she? Is she not a cabal? And, of course, there are other cabals.”
She also accused the Governor of Kaduna, Nasir El-rufai of being a shameless liar who would do anything to cling on to power.
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