...urges Nigerians to believe in the Buhari led government for more democratic dividends




The Matron, ANG progressive Associates, Matron Ibrahim Tako Association, Chairman Law reform Commission Niger State,
Hon. Barrister Aisha Galadima Gana, Jekadiyan Alikalian Nupe has commended the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Her Excellency Aisha Buhari over her immeasurable achievements stating that she has demonstrated patriotism to every Nigerian she comes across.
"Prior to becoming the first lady, she has always shown strong support towards the development of the country. No wonder, she advocates for women right and girl child education without measure".


" Our mother, Her Excellency Aisha Buhari who is a member of the Uk Vocational Training and Charitable Trust,
Member of the International Health and Beauty Council,
Special Ambassador for the Elimination of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV & Promotion of Treatment for children living with HIV in Nigeria #HIVFreeBabies 2018, has always believed that a country will get better when every of her citizens shows support for its growth process and she would do anything to unite Nigerian women for a better Nigeria. Her activities, programs have not only shown her quest for women inclusivity in politics but for a better life for all Nigerians."


Bar. Aisha Galadima Gana who made this known to journalists in a new year message on Saturday through her Team secretary, Abubakar Isah also charged Nigerians to remain resolute in supporting the Buhari-led administration in order to experience more democratic dividends.

"The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written, we can help write that story, by imbibing the spirit of togetherness and loving one another. We must also support government at all levels by contributing our own quota.

"May God Almighty grant all our wishes in the year 2022, and protect us and our families against all evil of his creatures.

"On this note, I wish all of you a prosperous and happy new year free of sorrows", she added.