The wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, has refuted allegations suggesting that she used her Aide De Camp, CSP Sani Baba-Inna, to collect N2.5 billion from unsuspecting members of the public.

Director, Information, Mr Suleiman Haruna, released a statement on her behalf on Tuesday in Abuja.

” I wish to use this opportunity to inform the general public that I have never sent any of my staff to collect any favours on my behalf or on behalf of my children and will never do so,” she said.

” Baban-Inna has been my ADC since 2016 and has been associated with me ever since.”

She was surprised  that the initial investigation showed Baban-Inna allegedly  used her name for some  suspicious activities.

She denied having any connection  with his arrest and detention as the Nigeria Police, being the constituted authority, have the power to do so.

” It was The Nigeria Police Force, being his employer, that arrested him to investigate the allegations levelled against him because the case  is within their jurisdiction,” she said.

Aisha urged those  who were the alleged victims of Baban-Inna to get across to him and retrieve whatever he took from them.

She said  she will not condone fraudulent behaviour by any of her staff.

She also called on individuals in authority to deal with errant aides involved with extortion by name-dropping.

She said the Buhari administration was voted into office based on trust and confidence of the people to fight corruption