Nigeria’s first lady, Aisha Buhari has given update on health status and viral report of escaping a plane crash.
Recall that Aisha Buhari was reported to have been flown to Dubai for a neck pain treatment.
However, there have been series of reports that the First Lady, her daughter, Hanan and other women traveling reportedly excaoed a plane crash when the private jet lost control while on its way to Nigeria from the UAE.
The private jet with registration number GIV N52MK is said to belong to her in-law, Mohammed Indimi.
The jet reportedly lost complete control for 10 minutes while only one hour away from approaching the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
SaharaReporters, reports that the members of the first family needed medical treatment and examination on arrival.
Meanwhile, Aisha Buhari, while reacting to the development on Saturday evening on her social media handles said: I want to use this opportunity to thank all Nigerians for their prayers and well wishes while I was away for medical treatment .
” I am well now and fully recovered and had since returned back home, Nigeria.
On our way back, the Nigerian Airforce Flight encountered a violent clear air turbulence which was navigated safely and professionally by the Captain and crew of the Flight.
“I want to commend and appreciate the courage and professionalism of the Captain and his crew, the wonderful gallant service men and women of the entire Nigerian Airforce for their dedication to duty and the quality of maintainance of its Fleet.
“I recall hosting the private healthcare Providers earlier in the year and we had a very productive engagement where the issue of building the capacity of Nigeria health sector was the major focus, and funding was discovered to be the major challenge.
“I therefore call on the healthcare providers to take the advantage of the Federal Government’s initiative through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) guidelines for the operation of NGN100 Billion Credit Support for the Healthcare Sector as was released recently contained in a circular dated March 25, 2020 to the Commercial Banks.
“This will no doubt help in building and expanding the capacity of the Nigerian health sector and ultimately reduce medical trips and tourism outside the Country.
“Once again, I thank our frontline workers, and all Nigerians for their steadfast as we navigate the challenges facing the entire world.”
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