Connecting the dots between Aisha Buhari and Armed Invasion at Aso Rock
When Sahara Reporters reported on Dec. 5, 2020 that Aisha Buhari fled to Dubai because of “insecurity in Aso Villa,” (http://saharareporters.com/2020/12/15/exclusive-aisha-buhari-relocates-dubai-cites-insecurity-aso-villa) we all laughed.
Yesterday, it was reported that “armed men” “invaded” the Aso Rock residences of Ibrahim Gambari, Buhari’s Chief of Staff, and Maikana, an Aso Villa admin officer, and carted away “valuable assets.” (https://gazettengr.com/exclusive-armed-robbers-invade-aso-rock-empty-buharis-chief-of-staff-gambari-admin-officer-maikanos-residences/).
The presidency all but confirmed this, but added the obligatory official lie that it was only a “foolish attempt” at burglary. Well, connect the dots. If even the most fortified place in the country isn’t secure enough for Buhari’s wife to stay in– and the Chief of Staff to the President’s house there is vulnerable to armed attacks–where’s safe?
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