As the activities and functionality of the “Office of the First Lady” in Muhammadu Buhari administration is still in doubt, it is no doubt that the President-elect’s wife is endearing and has the persona of that office.
Watch would-be 'First Lady' speak about self, husband
Wife of President-elect granted this TV interview before the Presidential poll.
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Haijia Aisha Buhari, whom many have described as another effortlessly beautiful 'would-be' First Lady since Maryam Babangida era, speaks about the General Buhari people do not know and many more in this interview conducted before the March 28 Presidential election.
Now that her journey to the Seat of power, Aso Rock, is in sight, it will not be long before Nigerians either fall in love with the Buhari family the more, or otherwise.
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