Where did Aisha Buhari get N135million to donate to IDP from???

Aisha Buhari, the wife of the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) is under seriously criticism as regards the source of the N135 million she allegedly donated to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in parts of Adamawa State on Wednesday.
The said donation raise eyebrows in the light of Buhari’s persistent claims that he is not a rich man
Reacting to the donation a politician resident in Lagos State, wondered where Mrs. Buhari got the money when a few months ago, her husband claimed that he had to borrow N20 million to enable him purchase the Expression of Interest form for the APC presidential primaries.
He added: “Where did this woman get the money? As far as we know, Madam Buhari is not a business woman.
“If it is true the husband could not afford N20 million to buy the APC presidential form, how come she could boast of such an amount to donate to charity?”
He said it is either Buhari had been lying to Nigerians about his wealth status or he is not a good family man, in which case he may lack the capacity to manage the whole country successfully.
Aisha Buhari, who was accompanied by five APC leaders’ wives, including former Plateau State Deputy Governor, Pauline Tallen; Judith Amaechi; Mairo Al-Makura; Toyin Saraki and former Women Affairs Minister, Hajiya Hajjo Sani, distributed drugs worth over N135 million to the displaced persons.
She had expressed deep sympathy for the IDPs, saying she was deeply touched by their plight, saying: “We cannot pretend not to see the situation you people are into.”
At the Damare NYSC Camp, which is the most populous camp in the state capital, Buhari’s wife regretted that thousands of families were displaced by Boko Haram insurgents, attributing it to “lack of good leadership in the country.”
She added that human lives should not be toyed with for political gains.
She said: “I am not here for politics nor for religion but because we’re really touched by the condition you found yourselves. We are here to share your grief.”
Mrs. Buhari urged Nigerians to embrace the opportunity of change coming to the nation as it is the only way out for the country to salvage itself from its current drift.