Hanan Buhari Arrives Bauchi For A Photoshoot In A Presidential Jet

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Anger as Buhari’s daughter arrives Bauchi in presidential jet for ‘Special Durbar’ photoshoot

Hanan Buhari, the youngest daughter of President Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday visited Bauchi on a presidential jet to attend a special durbar ceremony organized in her honour by the Emir of Bauchi, Rilwanu Adamu, at his palace.

Hanan Buhari, the youngest daughter of President Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday visited Bauchi on a presidential jet to attend a special durbar ceremony organized in her honour by the Emir of Bauchi, Rilwanu Adamu, at his palace on Wednesday January 9, 2020

Hanan Buhari, the youngest daughter of President Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday visited Bauchi on a presidential jet to attend a special durbar ceremony organized in her honour by the Emir of Bauchi, Rilwanu Adamu, at his palace.

Miss Buhari’s visit on presidential jet has caused social media storm, with most people condemning the use of the Nigerian Airforce aircraft for “personal use”.

DAILY NIGERIAN reports that Miss Buhari is a certified creative photographer who recently bagged a first-class degree in Photography from a London University.

The photography aficionado arrived at Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa International Airport, Bauchi on Thursday, and was received by the First Lady of Bauchi State and other government officials.

It was gathered that the durbar was specially organized to avail the president’s daughter of the opportunity to take photographs of the traditional durbar, Bauchi architecture and other cultural sites in the state.

As a professional photographer, Miss Buhari is expected to document her experiences in pictorial form in her gallery.

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Buhari’s wife and children are entitled to presidential jet - Garba Shehu






President Buhari's spokesperson, Garba Shehu has reacted to the controversy that trailed the use of the Presidential Private Jet by one of the Nigerian leader's daughters, Hanan Buhari. 
 
Firing back at critics, Garba Shehu stated that the presidential jet can be used by President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife and children.
 
He also insisted that its use by Hanan Buhari who was invited to the Durbar by Rilwanu Adamu, Emir of Bauchi on Thursday January 9, was authorized by the Presidency. 
 
He said; 
 

“It’s true that a member of the First Family was flown to Bauchi yesterday on a mission duly authorised. 
“It wasn’t an impromptu or improper trip because it followed normal procedure. The Presidency informed the National Security Adviser of the mission who in turn informed the Commander of the Presidential Air Fleet.
“The normal practice in existence for a long time is that the Presidential Air fleet is available to the President and the first family and four others.
“These four are the Vice President, the Senate President the Speaker and any other person(s) authorised by the President.”

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Hanan Buhari flying on the presidential jet to Bauchi is an inspiration to the youth- MURIC






The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has risen up in defence for the daughter of President Buhari, Hana, who was in the news over the weekend after she was seen flying to Bauchi using the presidential jet.
 
Hanan was invited to the durbar by Rilwanu Adamu,Emir of Bauchi to take pictures of the event and other tourist attractions in the state. While many Nigerians including the PDP frowned at her using the presidential jet, the presidency in its reaction said it is the contitutional privilege of members of the president's family to make use of the presidential jets.
 
In a statement released today, MURIC said Hanan's use of the presidential jet would serve as an inspiration to many Nigerian youths, particularly the girl child. According to MURIC, Hanan who recently made first class in Photography from a UK university, has proven to everyone, particularly the girlchild that they can become relevant even when they read ''less glamorized'' courses in the University.
 
Read the statement below...
 

Critics of President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday went hysterical over the use of the presidential jet by Hanan Buhari, the president's daughter. The latter had used the jet on her trip to Bauchi where she had been invited by the emir to showcase her talent in photography.
 
 
But a human rights organisation has defended the president's action. According to the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), critics are just making a mountain out of a mole hill. 
 
 
"An emirate has shown keen interest in the uncommon skill of the president's daughter. The emirate therefore invited her to demonstrate the skill at a public function. So how private is a private function? Those who described the occasion as personal to Hanan are petty, mean and most uncharitable.
 
 
“How private is private? Are we saying that the traditional institution is inconsequential? What happened to our respect for our norms and values? Are we to assume that our system no longer recognises the traditional institution? If so, why do governors still appoint emirs, obis and obas? If the law of the land still recognises traditional rulers, Hanan’s invitation to Bauchi cannot be rightly described as a private affair.
 
 
"Besides, that function passed a strong message to Nigerian youths, especially the Nigerian girl-child. It poses a challenge to them to eschew laziness. More importantly, it underlines the significance and relevance of every aspect of human knowledge. This is a very important message wailers missed.
 
 
"An intelligent and objective observer will see beyond the use of a presidential jet. Well, only the deep can call to the deep. We all know that Nigerians will give their right eyes to secure admission for their children to read choice courses like medicine, law, accounting, banking and finance, etc. They pay little attention and give complex to those reading what they regard as ‘low profile’ courses like theater arts, education, religion, photography, etc.
 
 
“Hanan Buhari has challenged the status quo. She read photography and made first class. We salute her. She has done the Nigerian girl-child proud. She elevated a ‘low profile’ course thus raising the spirit of those poor students reading similar courses.
 
"We have chosen to address the tangential, not the peripheral. What's in a presidential jet when the dreams of thousands of Nigerian students have been rekindled? Hanan Buhari is saying, 'Stop looking down on those who read less glamorous courses. Stop despising artists. They are the gem of the collection'. Therefore, Hanan Buhari symbolises courage, hope and success. Instead of criminalising her action, wailers should realise that she has elected to inspire Nigerian youths to be hopeful and hardworking.
 
 
“Besides, President Buhari should not be guillotined for permitting her daughter's use of the jet. Afterall, it was not for any frivolous jamboree like shopping in Dubai. We may want to ignore the excesses of past landlords of Aso Rock to justify PMB's action. But it is on record that some first ladies actually excelled Marie Antoinette, wife of Louis XVI in extravagance. Whereas PMB exhibited prudence each time he attended the United Nations' events, we know those who went with about 150 in tow, brandishing pomp and pageantry on the streets of Washingon DC to the consternation of other delegates. We know past presidents who gave out presidential jets to their cronies and praise-singers, their aourt jesters and bootlickers. But we will not descent to that petty level.
 
 
“It amounts to overzealouness on the part of critics to grab every little straw and make mountains out of mole hills. They are simply trying to draw the attention of Nigerians away from PMB's monumental achievements simply because they were merely looking for the president's faults.
 
 
“We appeal to politicians to change from politics of negativity, retardation and destruction to positivism, patriotism and constructive engagement. It is not everything that political opponents do that we must sensationalise and demonise. It raises true democrats above the herd to appreciate good things in the opponent.
 
 
"As we drop the anchor, we appeal to Nigerians to ignore the razzmatazz in the presidential jet furore. Rather, attention should be given to the lessons inherent in Hanan Buhari's outing. We call on Nigerian youth to see light at the end of the tunnel. There is a bright future for those who face their studies and vocations no matter what field. Politicians should desist from politics of negativism."
 
 
Professor Ishaq Akintola,
Director,
Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)