Miss Hanan Buhari was last week conveyed to Bauchi in a presidential aircraft for a photography project as part of her academic project for her masters degree, this action has prompted a lot of different opinions from the people.

Recall that Hanan recently ordered the Department of State Services to unlawfully arrest and detain a Delta State-based businessman, Anthony Okolie, for 10 weeks after he legally purchased an MTN telephone line from a registered outlet in Asaba, the state capital,

The mobile number was previously owned and used by Hanan but later recycled for sale by the network provider after being dormant for a while.

After noticing that the number was in use elsewhere, the young lady, who is a graduate of Photography from Ravensbourne University, London, reported the matter to the DSS and ordered the arrest and detention of Okolie.

Failing several times to appear at the DSS office to give any statement to support her claims, the secret police eventually released the young businessman after 10 weeks in unlawful detention.

In the latest of the controversy to trail her, Hanan on Thursday attended an event to photograph a Durbar by Rilwanu Adamu, Emir of Bauchi, in one of the jets in the presidential fleet.

Before wrestling power from the Peoples Democratic Party in 2015, The All Progressive Congress promised to dispose some of the jets in the Presidential fleet due to the expensive nature of maintenance.

But despite those lofty promises, only two helicopters out of 10 were given to the Nigerian Air Force while two presidential aircrafts previously put up for sale had yet to be discarded as of 2018.

Under the 2020 national budget, whooping sum of N8.5bn has been earmarked for maintenance of jets in the Presidential fleet, the money which comes from the tax payments of hardworking Nigerians.



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