- The First Lady is seen in a viral video rocking the palm tattoo of the cap logo of the presidential candidate, Tinubu
- Reacting to the video, the exited Festus Keyamo, the APC presidential campaign spokesman, hailed Ms Buhari for “leading from the front”
Ahead of the 2023 general election, First Lady Aisha Buhari has taken a tattoo of the cap logo of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In a video shared on Twitter by Jide Sanwo-Olu Support, @JideSGroup, the First Lady is seen with a palm tattoo of Tinubu’s cap logo, smiling and waving before the camera.
“The First Lady Of Nigeria Aisha Buhari is Leading the women force to kick-start the APC women Campaign in Kwara state this morning. #BATKSM2023 spot the logo!”, @JideSGroup tweeted.
Ms Buhari was appointed in October to lead the Tinubu/Shettima Women Campaign Team for the actualization of the presidency in 2023. *
She has been going from one part of the country to another campaigning for Tinubu, a former Lagos governor, to succeed her husband. *
Reacting to the video, Festus Keyamo (SAN), the minister of state for labour and spokesman of the APC presidential campaign, said: “Mother of the Nation, Aisha Buhari, leading from the front! The game is becoming clearer to our crumbling opponents!!”
@DalconShaniyi, said: “Wow! What a loyal First woman of the nation? Always after a better Nigeria. Using her both palms to wish our country better and well. It is well with you too HE”
What does the logo on Tinubu’s camp mean?
The eight-shape tattoo on Ms Buhari’s palms is the logo engraved in Tinubu’s custom cap style which he has been using for years. According to City People Magazine, a lifestyle publication, the logo on Tinubu’s cap is symbolic.
The magazine said the logo is made to look like a broken chain, adding that its meaning is rooted in Tinubu’s “love for his people whom he loves to serve”.
It added that the meaning of the broken chain logo on Tinubu’s cap is “to break the shackles of poverty” which has been the theme of his campaign manifestos.
