Nigerians Reacts As Late Buhari’s Daughter Aisha Thanks Nigerians For Forgiving Her Father

Aisha Hanan Buhari, daughter of late Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, paid tribute to her father.
President Buhari passed away on Sunday in a London hospital after a prolonged illness.
The news of his death has led to an outpouring of tributes from across Nigeria.

One of the late Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s daughters, Aisha Hanan Buhari, has paid a heartfelt tribute to her father, as the nation continues to mourn his passing.

President Buhari died on Sunday at a hospital in London following a prolonged illness. Since the news broke, tributes have poured in from across the country, with many describing him as a humble and caring family man.

In a recent interview with BBC Hausa, Hanan Buhari expressed her deep pain over her father’s death, saying it felt like losing a part of herself.

“What I will miss most about him is his sense of humour. I look up to him as a part of me,” she said.

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She went on to thank Nigerians who chose to forgive her late father, describing it as a meaningful gesture.

“First, I want to thank those who forgave him. This is something good for the country, not easy to hold in one’s heart. Nigerians know he always meant well. Sometimes we his children felt jealous. But Baba was for everyone.”

Hanan shared how much she would miss him, especially his jokes and the laughter they brought into their lives.

“I’ll miss everything about him his jokes, how he made us laugh. But we know Allah did it, and it’s become part of us.”

Reflecting on personal memories from her childhood, she spoke about how her father guided her views on money, education, and her love for horse riding.

“Money isn’t everything; school comes first. ‘Do what helps the things you love.’ No woman rides horses much, but he encouraged me, saying, ‘Isn’t it just horse riding? Whatever you want will be done.’”

“If we did something, he’d bless us,” she added.

In a message to Nigerians, Hanan encouraged hope and faith in the face of hardship.

“Things aren’t easy anywhere, good and bad happen, but if we hold onto Allah and pray… I don’t feel my life has ended because I know there’s Allah.”

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See some comments below:

@uniquestellp:”Which time did we tell you we forgave him 😳😳😳😳???”

@personalmarketwoman:”Who and who forgave your father? Your father didn’t tell us who gave the order on 20/10/2020, he died with that secret and for that singular reason, hellfire will be too hot for him to handle.”

@queen_dazzling4l:”So yall betrayed me again by going through the back to forgive Buhari 😢😢😢.”

@iamtimah_white:”Please Hanan😒😒 when did we discuss forgiveness with you ??”

@foodshopabuja:”This forgiveness they are begging for upandan, wetin he do gan gan?”

@xclusivehairs:”Aisha go and meet the families of those that were killed in orlu and ask for forgiveness. Let’s see if they will forgive.”

@tessume:”I’m not sure which Nigerians you are referring to forgave him. Mourn your father Nne and leave us out of it because we don’t have anything nice to say about him. I lost my own father during his administration abeg no let me talk wetin dey my mind just mourn him and leave us alone.”

@mrs_fortune_1:”See the difference between you people and yaradua, his son is getting married and everyone was happy bc their dad built a legacy of good name but the most important thing is that you people acknowledged your father’s wickedness and apologized, to me it’s not una fault bc you people has no control over it, even una mama was relegated to the kitchen.”

@martinmoselle:”Your father and Mahmoud Yakubu agreed and rigged the election for Tinubu, and see how backward Nigeria is today now, see how expensive the petrol is.”

@mzolanma:”ANA AKOGHERI UP AND DOWN. Madam, mourn your father and leave these EPISTLES BEHIND. NNA GI, mere ARUU. We will never forget 20/10/2020. Even the devil will not let him rest where he is now.”

@cindynwokebirinwa:”Nobody forgave him ooo… so I don’t know those you are those. The way he was so desperate for power, he should have at least done well. The only impact he left was misery, pain, sorrow, death, regrets, hunger, tears, etc….Like your father too do. 😥.”