Argue with your ancestors – Plateau lawmaker’s wife defends new car gift to teenage daughter
Argue with your ancestors – Plateau lawmaker’s wife defends new car gift to teenage daughter
Layla Ali Othman,a businesswoman and wife of the member of the House of Representatives from Plateau State, Yusuf Gagdi, has replied people criticizing her husband for buying a brand new Sport Utility Vehicle for their daughter, Aisha, as a gift on her graduation from secondary school.
The lawmaker’s grand gesture has generated mixed reactions on social media with many criticizing him for gifting the teenager an expensive car amidst Nigeria’s current economic challenges.
Layla, who is one of Gagdi’s wives and Aisha’s stepmother, however said that they didn’t buy the car with constituency money or funds allocated for their people.
“If you want to give information, you should get your facts right. It’s a 2021 model. And yes, it’s equally expensive, and yes, we are proud of our child as she did very well in school,” she wrote.
“And yes, we bought her a car because we can afford it. But no, the car wasn’t bought with constituency money or any government allocated funds for the people. If you don’t believe, kindly argue with your ancestors.
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