Mrs Buhari made the statement while speaking on Journalists Hangout, a programme on Television Continental, TVC.
According to her, this is so because they are busy tending to national issues, adding that it is the reason she keeps “talking”.
The First Lady, who often gives her opinions on national issues, was asked whether she gets to raise some of these matters with the president during “pillow talk”.
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Mrs Buhari, however, answered thus: “There is no pillow in the villa,” she answered with a smile.
“There is no pillow in the villa. We are always busy listening to one story or another. I think the people he put in the cabinet should just sit up and do the needful,” she stated.
When also asked “not even in the other room”, an allusion to her husband’s statement in 2016 that “she belongs in my kitchen and my living room and the other room”, again, she replied “no”.
The First Lady noted that their tight schedule has deprived them of such moments.
She added that if members of the cabinet carried out their responsibilities as expected, then she and her husband can rest, and she would not have to keep on commenting on issues.
“That is why it is not good to have godfatherism.
“We just have to choose the right people to be at the right place so we could rest, and the first lady would stop talking,” Aisha said.
