If you are wondering why President Muhammadu Buhari gave soft landing to some of the ministers who had declared their political ambitions and later changed their minds, despite his assurances to replace them as soon as possible, wonder no more.
Recall that some of Buhari’s political appointees that attended the valedictory dinner, later denounced their political ambitions and returned to their offices like nothing happened, only for Buhari to ignore calls from Nigerians to sack them, a standard practice, having tendered their resignation to pursue other interests.
Well, it turned out Buhari was protecting the interest of his would-be in-law, Abubakar Malami, the minister of justice and the Attorney General of the Federation. So barring any unforeseeable circumstance, one of his daughters, Nana-Hadiza will be getting set to join his harem as one of his wives today in a Nikkai ceremony.
The union will make it the fourth wedding to hold in Buhari’s family, as a sitting president after that of Zahra Ahmed Indimi, Yusuf Buhari and Aisha Mohammed Sha’aban.
41-year-old Nana-Hadiza is Buhari’s third daughter with his first wife, Safinatu. She used to be married to Abdulrahman Mamman Kurfi, until the marriage collapsed due to irreconcilable differences.
The marriage produced some children before it packed up.
Educated in Nigeria and England, Nana Hadiza would have obviously made a very fine first lady if Malami had pursued his ambition to rule Kebbi State.
She may most likely continue with her job with Africa Support and Empowerment Initiative, as well as The Nigerian Peace Corps (PCN) where she occupies the Chairperson position after joining the harem.
