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BREAKING: Nigeria’s First Lady, Aisha Buhari ‘Breaks Leg’, Hospitalized
Nigeria’s frist lady, Aisha Buhari has been hospitalized after she reportedly sled and broke her leg.
www.bigpenngr.com understands the first lady was rushed to an undisclosed hospital in Abuja, the nation’s capital where she is being treated of a leg fracture at the weekend.
According to DAILY NIGERIAN which first broke the news, “detail of the incident leading to the injury is still sketchy as sources simply said “she fell down and suffered leg fracture”.
Prior to the incident, the newspaper reported that the first lady is billed to host a wedding reception in honour of Bilkisu Rimi, the daughter of Nigerian Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, UAE, Mohammed Rimi, on Sunday night at the Presidential Villa.
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“Sources however said she may not attend the dinner tonight.
“The Office of the First Lady did not respond to DAILY NIGERIAN inquiry at the time of filing this report”.
Details later…
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