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Aisha Buhari saga: See snapshot from a 2007 New York Times article

Here is a snapshot from a 2007 New York Times article that revealed the identity of the U.S-based woman who posed as Aisha Buhari

A section of the article reads: “As for Ms. Buhari, who is living in Virginia, it’s not clear who she really is. For one, she is under investigation in Nigeria by its Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, said its head, Nuhu Ribadu.

Mr. Ribadu said he is uncertain if her name is Aisha Buhari, but he added that she is not a daughter of General Buhari.”

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