Change: Aisha Buhari shuts down exquisite 'Beauty Parlor' in Kaduna

 

This is a clear indication that the new First Lady of the Federation, Aisha Buhari, wants to focus solely on her role as the First Lady and wants no distractions.

 

Reports reaching us say that Nigeria's First Lady, Aisha Buhari, closed down her exquisite beauty parlor in Kaduna following her husband's win in the Presidential elections.

 

The First Lady, until recently, owned one of the biggest spas and beauty institute in the country which was situated along Camp Road, a high brow area of Ungwan-Rimi Government Residential Area in Kaduna State.

 

Hanzy Spa and Hanzy Beauty Institute was always a beehive of activities all week long.

 

It is the first beauty institute in Northern Nigeria and is a National Board of Technical Education accredited vocational training centre and registered by the Ministry of Education with the aim of exploring the untapped wealth in the emerging beauty industry.

 

However, since the victory of her husband in late March before his swearing-in in Abuja, the nation’s capital, on Friday, Aisha has since closed down the beauty parlour to take up the new role of Nigeria’s First Lady, PUNCH REPORTS.

 

The spa and beauty institute patronised by individuals across class, was sighted close to the private residence of the immediate past Vice President, Namadi Sambo.

 

The institute was consulted by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation/Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company to help train individuals under its Youth Empowerment and Skill Acquisition Programme.