A video captures Zarah’s reaction to the passing of her father, Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s former president. The deeply emotional footage has quickly spread across various social media platforms, leaving many Nigerians heartbroken and expressing their condolences to the bereaved family.
Notably, social media was struck with tragedy following the death of Muhammadu Buhari on July 13, 2025, in London after a prolonged illness. His passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes, prayers, and emotional reactions both from within Nigeria and across the global community.
The now viral-video captures the moment Zahra and close associates stepped into the hospital. In the footage, she can be seen visibly shaken, her face reflecting the unimaginable pain of losing a beloved father. Family members and hospital staff tried to console her as she struggled to process the devastating news.
However, Zarah wails outside the medical premises, but finds comfort from close associates before returning inside. Those around her could be seen embracing her tightly and whispering words of comfort as she let out loud cries, which have moved many viewers to tears.
Her mother, Aisha Buhari, expresses grief before stepping into the vehicle, which departs. The former First Lady appeared deeply affected as she paused to gather herself before being helped into the car. Observers noted the strength she displayed despite the overwhelming sorrow that surrounded the family at that moment.
Check out reactions that have followed below…..
Innocent Chukwu queried, “They are still acting abi?🙄”. His comment sparked a heated debate among online users, with some criticizing his insensitivity during such a painful time for the family.
Blessing Coco remarked, “Acting jare, na Today dem know say he kpai? Lol her mama dey act em own under duress anyways.” This remark drew both laughter and backlash, revealing how deeply divided public sentiments can be even in moments of national mourning.
Ogor Matthew asserted, “May your heaven be like the same way you handle Nigeria economy.” His comment, though controversial, highlighted the complex relationship many Nigerians had with Buhari’s administration and policies during his tenure.
Peace added, “This buhari dėath no gree me chop since morning. Out of 7 fufu, na only 6 and half I chop🕊️.” Peace’s comment, though humorous in tone, was a reflection of how deeply Buhari’s passing has affected some Nigerians emotionally and mentally.
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@abbasecmainaSO SAD.. “The moment Zahra Buhari and other family members were seen grieving at the London hospital.”
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Family friends, political allies, and dignitaries from around the world have continued to send their condolences and tributes to the Buhari family. Many described Zahra’s reaction as a deeply human reminder of the private grief behind public figures. The video has also reignited conversations about the importance of family unity and the heavy emotional toll of losing a loved one, regardless of status.