I Didn’t Defraud FG, Says Buhari’s Daughter

Mrs. Zahra Buhari-Indimi, one of the daughters of President
Muhammadu Buhari has denied a report that she defrauded the federal
government of any amount.

In a letter written to an online news platform, which was dated
March 8, 2021 and signed by her lawyer, Nasiru Aliyu (SAN), she
accused the medium of “injurious defamation”.

The publication had alleged that one Nasiru Danu wired
N2.5billion out of the said N51billion to Buhari’s daughter through
her “foundation”.

However, in the letter written by her lawyers, Zahra said “no
any foundation owned by her was transferred or credited with such
money”.

The letter maintained that while she is truly the daughter of
President Muhammadu Buhari, she has never perpetrated any fraud nor
involved in any fraudulent activity.

“Our client categorically states that she did not defraud the
Federal Republic of Nigeria N51 Billion or N2.5 Billion or any sum
of money at all in any way.

“Our client is a law-abiding citizen and fulltime housewife
supported by her husband.”

Zahra demanded a retraction of the publication, and a public
apology in three national dailies within seven days of receipt of
the letter or she will “seek all remedies available in law”.

Mrs. Zahra Buhari-Indimi, one of the daughters of President
Muhammadu Buhari has denied a report that she defrauded the federal
government of any amount.

In a letter written to an online news platform, which was dated
March 8, 2021 and signed by her lawyer, Nasiru Aliyu (SAN), she
accused the medium of “injurious defamation”.

The publication had alleged that one Nasiru Danu wired
N2.5billion out of the said N51billion to Buhari’s daughter through
her “foundation”.

However, in the letter written by her lawyers, Zahra said “no
any foundation owned by her was transferred or credited with such
money”.

The letter maintained that while she is truly the daughter of
President Muhammadu Buhari, she has never perpetrated any fraud nor
involved in any fraudulent activity.

“Our client categorically states that she did not defraud the
Federal Republic of Nigeria N51 Billion or N2.5 Billion or any sum
of money at all in any way.

“Our client is a law-abiding citizen and fulltime housewife
supported by her husband.”

Zahra demanded a retraction of the publication, and a public
apology in three national dailies within seven days of receipt of
the letter or she will “seek all remedies available in law”.