Trending: Aisha Buhari Became the First Female President of Nigeria

One basic fact is that, behind every criticism against people, there is always a base point in the characters and function of the concerned person from where the criticism of his detractors is assigned relevance.

The saying that the First Lady, Aisha Buhari is currently the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria  is very clear from all facet of things. She is finally the luckiest woman in Nigeria to emerge as the first female president of Nigeria.

the Video clip recorded in the northern part of the country, Nigeria, tells us clearly that the very man elected by Nigerians in 2015, in the person of General Muhammadu Buahri is dead.  

Nnamdi Kanu was the first to announce this. Accompanied by the condolence message to Nigerians from Queen Elizabeth II, it apparently seemed real, not until the whole information was riddled with certain political interest which favours the north to still hold to power and partly the Yoruba Tinubu as the president yet on creation day. 

Information related that Buhari died in January, 2017.  The first published post about the president’s death was on January 21, 2017 from a blogger who goes by the name, MRrational Laughter, and whose blog claims to be the ‘No. 1 Port Harcourt City Blog.’ 

According to the blog, “Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has died in a London Hospital where he was receiving medical care, the NIGERIAN MISSION IN UK has confirmed. According to the INFORMATION RELEASED BY THE NIGERIAN EMBASSY, Buhari left the West African country for a vacation in the U.K in order to undergo medical checks. The office of the President is yet to issue an official statement on the president’s demise…” Again, on January 29, the blog republished the article under the headline “LATEST BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari Is Dead Confirmed By CNN-ALIVE.”

The pictures of general Buhari (Original) are shown bellow.

To contain the insistence on the president being alive as opposed to the claim, a doppelganger of Late President Buhari was found in Sudan by Abbah Kyari, who had vowed that "No cabal will remove Buhari from office." 

Reports revealed that the name of the Sudanese Doppelganger of Buhari is Jubril. Certain evidences proved this claim true.

(i) The president's finger print and eye retina could no longer open his office.

(ii) The president eventually became shorter than Bukola Sariki.

(iii) The president's nose became broad a little compared to the pointed nose of Buhari.

(iv) Aisha Buhari was held against accessing the office of the first lady by security men planted by Abbah Kyari.

 (v) The president became relatively outspoken, compared to the Buhari who hardly talked etc.

Garba Shehu also confirmed in a video that "This president is not Buhari".

Jubril is shown here with Buhari's family. Look at his fingers, they are fresher and younger than those of the original Buhari.

Check the picture below:

Recently, with the appearance of Covid-19, and the president and Abbah Kyari were affected, Nigerians began to witness different faces representing Buhri at different occasions. The proofs were very clear as these faces appear much younger than a fellow of 70 years and above. 

By this time it becomes apparent that the Buhari's doppelganger, Jubril, had not returned from Cuba; but since the country was crying for Buhari like the Israelite who desired to have a king, the remnants of the cabal improvised  Buhari for them.

This was the reason why the presidential speech that was dully recorded eventually leaked. The truth was, Jubril presented the speech on 25th April, 2020, mimicking Buhari's voice; while the take was played on 29th April, 2020. His audience, the yearning Nigerians, actually heard the voice of Jubril, while one of the younger-looking Buharies sat before NTA mimicking the original speech.

Images of other Buharies are shown bellow. 

Now, with the departure of Abbah Kyari and the fear of Jubril to show up, Aisha Buhari became the fisrt female president of Nigeria surrounded by members of the cabal, popularly known as "The Presidency." Call her the inheritor or a caretaker president, that will be your own opinion. The truth is, Nigerian president currently is Aisha Buhari.

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