In her yet-to-be aired interview with BBC
Hausa, Mrs Aisha Buhari is quoted to have
said that if things continued the way they
presently are, she will never come out to
canvass for women to vote for her husband if
he decides to seek a second term. BBC quotes
her as saying:


"He is yet to tell me but I have decided as
his wife, that if things continue like this up
to 2019, I will not go out and campaign
again and ask any woman to vote like I did
before. I will never do it again."


Asked what she regarded as the government's
major achievement, she said it was to improve
security in the north-east where militant
Islamist group Boko Haram has waged an
insurgency since 2009.


"No-one is complaining about being attacked
in their own homes. Thankfully everyone can
walk around freely, go to places of worship,
etc. Even kids in Maiduguri have returned to
schools,"she said Aisha Buhari in the
interview said people who did not share the
vision of the ruling APC, were now appointed
to top posts because of the influence a "few
people" wield. "Some people are sitting down
in their homes folding their arms only for
them to be called to come and head an
agency or a ministerial position."


Asked to name those who had 'hijacked' her
husband's government, she refused, saying:
"You will know them if you watch television."
On whether the president was in charge, she
said: "That is left for the people to decide."