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How Bauchi State first lady distributes packs of sachet water to women as start-ups

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…as her action sparks reactions

Bauchi State first lady, Aisha Bala Muhammad

Reactions have trailed the news of the distribution of sachet water by first lady of Bauchi State to young women in the state.

Nigerians took to Twitter to express their displeasure.

Confiance News gathered from tweets  stirred by the pictures posted by Sahara Reporters on Friday.

The young women standing beside the pure water watchers.a

Onelum, a Twitter user said, “Wait!! And nobody there could pick one and use it to stone her?? These people are such huge embarrassments….”

“Its so pathetic,” Sixtus Uku tweeted.

“Why not share #10,000 each to these young women, rather than Sachet water.Pls Madam First Lady Ma, sack ur P.A and special Advisers this is an Insult!,” Abdulrahman Salisu reacted.

“This kind of rubbish must stop,” Demagogue Ph.D. tweeted.

“Simple economics: If everyone is selling pure water, who will then buy from who? I wonder how our leaders with their obviously low IQ, manage to get to such lofty positions. Wonderment!!!,” Anonymous reacted.

 

 

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