There is
a storm in Yataka Indimi. It bellows like a hurricane stuck in a marigold or
suburban azalea. You couldn’t have forgotten so soon how Yataka raised a storm
during the traditional introduction ceremony of her brother and Mr. President’s
daughter, Zahra.
Yataka insisted on taking her
mobile phone into the Presidential Villa in Aso Rock, Abuja, contrary to
security protocol. Yataka wanted to record all the proceedings, including the
delivery of the boxes made by the French luxury brand, Louis Vuitton, with her
mobile phone, despite the fact it was against standard security protocol in the
villa.
However, a struggle ensued
between Yataka and the security officials who tried to compel her to comply
with protocol, only for her to resist. The incident attracted
the attention of other
dignitaries who tried to stop the scuffle.
There is
no gainsaying Yataka is the most troublesome of the popular daughters of
business mogul, Mohammed Indimi. She is the wife of Mohammed, the first son of
ex-Minister of Power and Steel, Alhaji Bashir Dalhatu, who died in a power bike
accident.
Since Mohammed’s death, Yataka
has refused to remarry. Mohammed died on October 1 on his way to Abuja after
participating at a bikers’ convention in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital.
Mohammed, according a source, had told his driver to drive along while he rode
on his power bike.
...thecapital
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