After summons, Aisha Alhassan says let ‘God’s will be done’
The Minister who was sighted around 2:24pm leaving the Presidential Villa was cornered by State House Correspondents to react media report credited to her that she will support Atiku Abubakar, former vice-president, if he decides to run for office in 2019.
Alhassan was seen leaving the Office of the Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari who was said not to be on seat at the time she came calling.
She was neither seen by President Muhammadu Buhari nor Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
In a video which went viral on Wednesday, the minister declared support for the former vice-president.
This has sparked condemnation, particularly among supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
When asked by reporters to throw more light on her remarks, the minister who was responding to questions while walking to her car, referred newsmen to the interview she granted the BBC Hausa service saying her position has noted changed.
According to Alhassan, “No, I have no comment. What will I say now, I have said all in BBC Hausa. Get someone who speaks Hausa very well to translate it for you.”
On her relationship with Buhari now, she replied “How will I know. I have not seen the President but I don’t think the president is a naive person.”
On whether she is confident that she can retain her job, she replied, “God gives and God takes. That is all and I have said it all in Hausa. You know that there is an end to everything.
On Buhari supporters attacking her on social media, saying she’s not loyal, Alhassan said. “Let the will of God be.”
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