Very silly remarks from Buhari, but the last thing a man expects is to be upbraided by his wife,..in public, in a country of patriarchal, ass-backward mix of religion, culture and tradition. A former Maj-General no less!
I read the remarks and thought her head might not be screwed on right.
Kosoa jamaa in private, or be diplomatic in your remarks.
Taking potshots at the husband, with an audience of those retarded Boko Haram zealots, and tens of millions of men steeped in centuries old traditions, jeeez ....brilliant indeed of the wife.

And for all the SJWs out there who are tempted to disagree with me,...wait until your wife shames you publicly ...it is a slap in the face, a humiliation that is almost unbearable. And for ladies, if there is a sure quick route to sh** for a relationship, it is embarrassing your man publicly. Guaranteed.

Aisha Buhari
1. Born in 1971 in north-eastern Nigeria's Adamawa state, she is the granddaughter of the nation's first Minister of Defence, Alhaji Muhammadu Ribadu.

2. She married Muhammadu Buhari in 1989. They have five children together, a boy and four girls.

3. In 1995 she opened the Hanzy Spa, northern Nigeria's first beauty parlour, in Kaduna State.

4. She published the book The Essentials of Beauty Therapy: A Complete Guide for Beauty Specialists in 2014.

5. She is an advocate of human rights and has donated money to help the families of victims of Boko Haram after more than 250 girls were kidnapped by the militant group in 2014.

6. She caused upset in Nigeria last year after appearing in public wearing an expensive-looking watch, which led some to ask whether she was undermining Mr Buhari's "man of the people" image.

7. Mrs Buhari was also criticised on social media for attempting to shake hands with the Alaafin of Oyo, a leading chief of the Yoruba people.

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