President Buhari’s Wife, Aisha, Daughter, Escaped Air Crash – Saharareporters

President Buhari’s Wife, Aisha, and daughter, Hanan, together with four other co-travellers escaped an air crash on Friday morning.

The incidence happened while they were returning from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The private jet returning them from the trip lost control for about 10 minutes after five hours of flying.

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Recall that Saharareporters reported that the First Lady sneaked out to the UAE. According to the report, the trip was disguised as a medical emergency. This was under the government imposed lockdown. They went on the trip to shop for the forthcoming wedding of Hanan.

“On their return trip to Nigeria on Friday morning on a private jet with registration number GIV N52MK belonging to billionaire Mohammed Indimi, the plane lost complete control for 10 minutes while only one hour away from approaching the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

It was a strange occurrence beyond the comprehension and explanation of the pilot. The pilot struggled with the aircraft while Mrs Buhari, Hanan and four others with them on the flight were thrown around in the process.

Upon landing safely at the Abuja airport, some of the passengers were rushed to a hospital for treatment and examination.

The First Lady is said to be in good health, however”.

Hanan is billed to marry Mohammed Turad, son of a former lawmaker, Alhaji Mahmud Sani Sha’aban. He represented Zaria in the House of Representatives from May 2003 to May 2007.

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The marriage is billed to take place on September 4, 2020, inside the Presidential Villa.  Escaped Air Crash

A graduate of photography from Ravensbourne University in England, Hanan in July 2019 ordered the Department of State Services to arrest a young businessman based in Delta State, Anthony Okolie, after he was issued a mobile number by telecommunications company MTN previously used and abandoned by her.

Okolie spent 10 weeks in unlawful detention before he was finally released by the secret police.

Earlier in January, Hanan was again in the news after she attended an event to photograph a Durbar by Rilwanu Adamu, Emir of Bauchi, in one of the jets in the presidential fleet. Escaped air crash

The move was condemned by Nigerians even though the Presidency defended the action. According to them, it was a normal procedure.