Abuja Media Circle

President Muhammadu Buhari’s daughter, Zahra Indimi, has lamented that many Nigerians attack her on social media for decisions solely taken by her father. She said she prays for those who bully her online because she has learnt to move on with life. Zahra made the statement at the first edition of “An Afternoon with Zahra”, an event organised in Abuja by her foundation, ZMB Homes, tagged #ConversationWithZahra, The Interview reports. The event, which cost N10,000 per person, attracted several young persons. Speaking on her experience with cyber bullies and how she developed confidence to handle them, Zahra wondered why people attack her over issues of governance though she is not in office with her father. Narrating her story she said, “2015 was when I knew what bullying was. It started with my photos going viral. I was actually having a yoga class and I was sweating but people were busy sending my pictures up and down. People used it for their gain during the campaign. “But ...

As the world celebrate the World Aids day today, YPP Ogun state celebrates the day with messages of hope, courage and glad tidings for everyone living with HIV/AIDS. Notable by all that December is always a special season of glad tidings and merriment. A time many look forward to taking vacations to have a renewed body, spirit and soul. A time of sharing love,  kindness and gifts. A time many look inward with a view to appreciating God for their fulfilled dreams and renewing their commitments for their unaccomplished set goals. A time many set new resolutions for the coming year. In ending the deadly HIV/AIDS epidemic, it is important to show love,  care,  respect and support to everyone living with the virus.  It is important to see them as important part of us and not as second citizens.  Let's take a time out to call on anyone living with HIV in our community.  Lets share their pains and gains.  Remember that many of them only contact the vir...