– Aisha Buhari recently showed her
grammatical imperfections on a visit to the
United States of America while delivering a
speech at the Institute of Peace
– Her blunders are reminiscent of that of
former First Lady, Patience Jonathan, who
was known nationwide for her unique sense
of grammar
Former first lady of Nigeria, Patience
Jonathan
If there is one thing that Aisha Buhari’s visit
to the United States has revealed to
Nigerians, besides that Ekiti state governor,
Ayodele Fayose made a major error in his
allegation that she is wanted there, it is that
this new First Lady is not really different
from the old one, grammar-wise.
As pointed out by Daily Trust, a look at the
First Lady’s ‘allegation-busting’ visit to the
US shows that she has grammatical
imperfections in common with erstwhile
First Lady, Patience Jonathan, who regaled
Nigerians with her queer lingual deliveries
for around six years.
The following five grammatical blunders that
Aisha Buhari delivered in the US in a speech
she gave at the United States Institute of
Peace (USIP) have proved to Nigerians that
Patience Jonathan may be gone but
grammatical blunders are yet to leave the
office of the First Lady.
1. “I want to…thank the international
community for giving us a solutions…,”
Aisha said, killing the subject-verb
agreement that is the core of any English
sentence.
2. “The university really done us proud,” she
also said at a point instead of “The
university has done us proud.”
3. “As you are all aware, Boko Haram issue,
it is a global issue attached to terrorism,
which need [sic] to be addressed globally,”
her speech read at a point, raising the issue
of her employing of redundant pronouns.
The ‘it’ in the statement was unneeded since
she had already used the noun ‘Boko
Haram’.
4. Aisha also referred to former president,
Goodluck Jonathan’s tenure as the ‘present
regime’ even though it ended over 14
months ago! “In which the recent regime has
done so far considering what we inherited-
the level of insecurity in the country-we can
now say that we successfully fought the
Boko Haram insurgency.”
5. Also, she referred to university lecturers
in the audience “academicians” when native
English speakers like the US call university
teachers “academics”.
Aisha’s number one blunder above reminds
Nigerians of Patience Jonathan’s “My
husband and Sambo is a good people” and
“The President was once a child and the
Senators were once a children.”
Her number two blunder is similar to
Patience’s “Yes we are all happy for the
effort, it is not easy to carry second in an
International competition like this one,”
while she was addressing press men after
Female Under-19 FIFA World Cup.
Aisha’s number three blunder is reminiscent
of Patience’s “We should have love for our
fellow Nigerians irrespective of their
NATIONALITY”.
Her fourth blunder brings to mind Patience
Jonathan’s “Ojukwu is a great man, he died
but his manhood lives on” in which she
refers to what is not as what exists.
Aisha’s final blunder, where she calls US
lecturers what they are not reminds
Nigerians of when Patience Jonathan
famously identified herself as a widow with
the words “My fellow widows”, even while
her husband was alive and ruling in Aso
Rock!
NAIJ.com recalls that one of Patience’s
grammatical blunders was so popular that it
became a Youtube sensation and was
watched across the globe. Aisha is proving
that Patience Jonathan is not the only one
that can ‘blow grammar’.

Pls don't compare them

CHOPUP411:
Pls don't compare them

So after the allegations have been proved, the next is grammatical errors! God provide job for this writer so that he can get busy with something tangible.

As for Fayose, you will be delivered the day you repent and apologise to those you have committed wrongs

Patience Jonathan got swagger man

Samtob90:
So after the allegations have been proved, the next is grammatical errors! God provide job for this writer so that he can get busy with something tangible.

As for Fayose, you will be delivered the day you repent and apologise to those you have committed wrongs

Anyway did u spot the errors

In terms of grammatical blunders, Aisha Buhari is a learner where Patience Jonathan is standing.
Do u doubt that? Take a look at some of PEJ's grammatical missiles.

1. My Husband and Sambo is a good people

2. The President was once a Child and the Senators were once a Children

3. My Fellow Widows

4. A Good Mother takes care of his Children

5. The people sitting before you here were once a Children

6. Yes we are all happy for the effort,it is not easy to carry second in an international competition like this one – Addressing Press men after Female Under 19 Fifa World Cup

7. The Bombers who born them?wasn’t it not a woman? They were once a Children now a adult now they are bombing women and children making some children a widow


8. My Heart feels sorry for these Children who have become Widows by losing their Parents for one reason or another

9. We should have love for our fellow Nigerians irrespective of their NATIONALITY?

10. vote UMBLERRA and press your finger for UMBLERRA

11.”My husband, Dr Goodluck Jonathan and Sambo is a quiet people” –Pateince Jonathan on NTA Network News

12.At least we all have HIV AIDS except that some of us are negative and some of us are positive (On World AIDSday speech)

13. I donate my family on behalf of 20million

14. History'll not be completely without OJUKWU.

15. Is better I kill myself than to commit suicide.

16. Ojukwu is a great man, he died but his manhood lives on...(IMAGINE!)

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In percentages I still give Aisha 50 percent, I give Patience 15 percent. So Op, in my opinion there is a big difference.

Naija people.U don start again

Oche211:
In terms of grammatical blunders, Aisha Buhari is a learner where Patience Jonathan is standing.
Do u doubt that? Take a look at some of PEJ's grammatical missiles.

1. My Husband and Sambo is a good people

2. The President was once a Child and the Senators were once a Children

3. My Fellow Widows

4. A Good Mother takes care of his Children

5. The people sitting before you here were once a Children

6. Yes we are all happy for the effort,it is not easy to carry second in an international competition like this one – Addressing Press men after Female Under 19 Fifa World Cup

7. The Bombers who born them?wasn’t it not a woman? They were once a Children now a adult now they are bombing women and children making some children a widow


8. My Heart feels sorry for these Children who have become Widows by losing their Parents for one reason or another

9. We should have love for our fellow Nigerians irrespective of their NATIONALITY?

10. vote UMBLERRA and press your finger for UMBLERRA

11.”My husband, Dr Goodluck Jonathan and Sambo is a quiet people” –Pateince Jonathan on NTA Network News

12.At least we all have HIV AIDS except that some of us are negative and some of us are positive (On World AIDSday speech)

13. I donate my family on behalf of 20million

14. History'll not be completely without OJUKWU.

15. Is better I kill myself than to commit suicide.

16. Ojukwu is a great man, he died but his manhood lives on...(IMAGINE!)