JumiR:
Since her father President Muhammadu Buhari emerged Nigeria's First Man in May 2015, Zahra has not granted any interview until recently when she spoke to Maryam Laushi of The Amba Imprint on life as a charity ambassador, and daughter of a president. When asked to describe herself, Zahra said, "Whenever people ask me to describe myself, I say I am just normal. I try to be nice; I am an easygoing person." How does she unwind? "I read a lot of different things and sometimes books that will help me relate with people better because I have to interact with a lot more people now."



And Zahra on the influence of her mother in her life says," My mom inspires me. Whenever she is ready to do something, (she is such a fiery woman) she just gets up and gets it done and it is always for a good cause. Even my interest in charity work, I know it’s something I get from her. Since we were kids, she encouraged us to give to the less privileged and we enjoyed doing that. And.. My motivation is our position. We know that we are here to help Nigerians, it is not about us and even way before getting into this position, the less privileged have always been my motivation."


Has being a president's daughter changed her life in any way? "It hasn’t changed so much, just that we are restricted from doing so many thing because of security precautions and we see our dad less, that has really changed! Changing where you live, that’s the biggest change. Moving from a flat in Guildford and then moving out from our house in Kaduna and Abuja then the way there are more people around that you’re not familiar with.



"So, having to be more diplomatic about so many things. It’s actually very hard to get to me ‘cause I have been changing numbers so people can’t really get me and the second thing is, not too many people know me personally. The problem comes up once in a while, when people now want to be closer to you but you just have to do what you have to do." Does Zahra have interest in politics? "No. Politics? I can’t. And I am still working on any other ambition. I just want to build up on how to help people; that is the main thing for me. And actually, fashion. I’m not into trendy fashion; I’m just into dressing properly and looking good and presentable most of the time." And the interview was concluded with a question of marriage, to which Zahra said, "Eventually! Maybe I have a potential."


http://dawntodusknews.com/life-as-president-muhammadu-buharis-daughter-20-year-old-zahra-speaks/

JumiR:
Since her father President Muhammadu Buhari emerged Nigeria's First Man in May 2015, Zahra has not granted any interview until recently when she spoke to Maryam Laushi of The Amba Imprint on life as a charity ambassador, and daughter of a president. When asked to describe herself, Zahra said, "Whenever people ask me to describe myself, I say I am just normal. I try to be nice; I am an easygoing person." How does she unwind? "I read a lot of different things and sometimes books that will help me relate with people better because I have to interact with a lot more people now."



And Zahra on the influence of her mother in her life says," My mom inspires me. Whenever she is ready to do something, (she is such a fiery woman) she just gets up and gets it done and it is always for a good cause. Even my interest in charity work, I know it’s something I get from her. Since we were kids, she encouraged us to give to the less privileged and we enjoyed doing that. And.. My motivation is our position. We know that we are here to help Nigerians, it is not about us and even way before getting into this position, the less privileged have always been my motivation."


Has being a president's daughter changed her life in any way? "It hasn’t changed so much, just that we are restricted from doing so many thing because of security precautions and we see our dad less, that has really changed! Changing where you live, that’s the biggest change. Moving from a flat in Guildford and then moving out from our house in Kaduna and Abuja then the way there are more people around that you’re not familiar with.



"So, having to be more diplomatic about so many things. It’s actually very hard to get to me ‘cause I have been changing numbers so people can’t really get me and the second thing is, not too many people know me personally. The problem comes up once in a while, when people now want to be closer to you but you just have to do what you have to do." Does Zahra have interest in politics? "No. Politics? I can’t. And I am still working on any other ambition. I just want to build up on how to help people; that is the main thing for me. And actually, fashion. I’m not into trendy fashion; I’m just into dressing properly and looking good and presentable most of the time." And the interview was concluded with a question of marriage, to which Zahra said, "Eventually! Maybe I have a potential."


http://dawntodusknews.com/life-as-president-muhammadu-buharis-daughter-20-year-old-zahra-speaks/

JumiR:
Since her father President Muhammadu Buhari emerged Nigeria's First Man in May 2015, Zahra has not granted any interview until recently when she spoke to Maryam Laushi of The Amba Imprint on life as a charity ambassador, and daughter of a president. When asked to describe herself, Zahra said, "Whenever people ask me to describe myself, I say I am just normal. I try to be nice; I am an easygoing person." How does she unwind? "I read a lot of different things and sometimes books that will help me relate with people better because I have to interact with a lot more people now."



And Zahra on the influence of her mother in her life says," My mom inspires me. Whenever she is ready to do something, (she is such a fiery woman) she just gets up and gets it done and it is always for a good cause. Even my interest in charity work, I know it’s something I get from her. Since we were kids, she encouraged us to give to the less privileged and we enjoyed doing that. And.. My motivation is our position. We know that we are here to help Nigerians, it is not about us and even way before getting into this position, the less privileged have always been my motivation."


Has being a president's daughter changed her life in any way? "It hasn’t changed so much, just that we are restricted from doing so many thing because of security precautions and we see our dad less, that has really changed! Changing where you live, that’s the biggest change. Moving from a flat in Guildford and then moving out from our house in Kaduna and Abuja then the way there are more people around that you’re not familiar with.



"So, having to be more diplomatic about so many things. It’s actually very hard to get to me ‘cause I have been changing numbers so people can’t really get me and the second thing is, not too many people know me personally. The problem comes up once in a while, when people now want to be closer to you but you just have to do what you have to do." Does Zahra have interest in politics? "No. Politics? I can’t. And I am still working on any other ambition. I just want to build up on how to help people; that is the main thing for me. And actually, fashion. I’m not into trendy fashion; I’m just into dressing properly and looking good and presentable most of the time." And the interview was concluded with a question of marriage, to which Zahra said, "Eventually! Maybe I have a potential."


http://dawntodusknews.com/life-as-president-muhammadu-buharis-daughter-20-year-old-zahra-speaks/

temitemi1:
TRASH!

mightyhaze:
She really needs d books. Her grammar has always been v awful.

MizMyColi:
Is it true that she is getting married to El-Rufai?

tinkinjow:
Gej children had the best of family values and social decorum. One never hear those children trying to be in the limelight for whatever reason. No twitter rants or Facebook noise, no how do I look on instagram or "let me impress the public" stunts in promoting an NGO.
Of all the insults gej received never did any of his child want to show that he or she is the president's child.
Gej's humility was and is a vaccination to his children.

Gej's only flaw was he was a weak president in a country with weak institutions. With strong institutions he would've been the best president in the world.

modelmike7:
...... Google is in the best position to answer this question Miz!

Sommyangel:
Still finding it difficult to believe that she's 20yrs

MizMyColi:

C'moonn
Help a Sister!
A yes or no would suffice.

modelmike7:
.... see who is talking. Awful soul!

modelmike7:
...... Okay it is a 'NO' my dear sister.

mightyhaze:
no go quench for zarah mata o!stop hoppin around ds thread like a redthroated monkey on heat. She isn't evn aware of ur pathetic existence

MizMyColi:


Well, I finally searched Google, I actually checked the OP to see if she or they made remarks about it...
The silence is loud and deafening.

Their business though.
Stiff just seems a tad awkward, that's all.
But hey, what do I know?

modelmike7:
...... A pathetic, awful soul talking out of point, what are we saying and what is this sadist saying?! You'll soon die of hatred and bitterness for a young lady more wiser than you. Smh