Aisha Buhari, Nigeria’s First Lady spoke from London on Thursday and declared that she cannot be stopped from voicing out her opinion on issues in the country because she has the constitutional right to free expression.

She was speaking as a guest caller on the popular TVC Programme, Journalists’ Hangout.

Some of the controversies she stirred with her comment on the need to regulate social media, the state of insecurity and poverty, her carpeting governors and ministers for not doing enough for the people were the issues in focus on the forum on Thursday.

Asked whether she has been told to stop talking. She retorted: “Who will stop me? Everybody is talking in the country. Everybody should talk. It is freedom of speech”, she said.

Does she engage in pillow talk with her husband, President Buhari about the state of the nation, she joked: “There is no pillow in the Villa”, including the “other room”.

She clarified that she did not specifically blame the governors when she spoke last week at the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs General Assembly and National Executive Council Meeting held at the National Mosque in Abuja, because she is aware the problems the country is going through have piled up as a result of total long-term neglect.

“We are all suffering from it. Whether you are an executive or ordinary citizen. We can’t go to our villages and sleep with two eyes closed. It cuts across”.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS8--_GoBhI

sLentlover7778:
Give Aboki Mat and worry less for pillow..Wetin Aboki need pillow for..

alizma:

I know you will not dare listen to the interaction with your 10mb, so you are free to say any base on imagination of the what she discussed with TVC crew

helinues:



Listen to video??

helinues:



Listen to video??

Nuzo1:
At first, i thought it was one of those comedy skits. But after a few minutes, i quickly realized it was truly Mrs Buhari talking. Sometimes out of point, sometimes very on point and most times contradictory. Just her trademark.

A few weeks ago, i commented in one of the threads here where i condemned the way the cabal and their associates treated her in Aso rock. While I still condemn the treatment, I've come to understand a little bit of why her husband's people are very weary of her. "She can burn a house down if things don't go her way". She can also be unnecessarily authoritative and condescending.

In the video conversation, she still maintains her stands on clamp down of the "Freedom of speech", but when praised of her loud and unrestricted voice in aso rock, she said she's a human being and will keep talking. Contradiction?

The honest truth is that if the cabal and buharis relative did not keep her in check; she would have been far worst and rascally than Turai and patience combined together.

She also mentioned how Ekere people didn't allow voters loyal to other parties to come to their ward during election. This is an indictment.

From all her speeches since the ascension of buhari, it's very clear she doesn't give a hoot about anyone who didn't vote her husband and who is not in apc. All you keep hearing is "our party. Those who voted for us".

Nigeria is fast asleep. And it's already evening. How do you meet up with what you should have done in the day time like others did?

helinues:



Listen to video??

anochuko01:
All of us at thank the first Lady and the second lady and also the people of ekene for this great service