El-rufai slams Governor Uba Sani over Tinubu allegiance: “Kaduna people will judge at the right time”
Former governor of Kaduna State Nasir El-rufai went hard on his successor governor Uba Sani after his recent interview.
In a live podcast, the incumbent governor pledged to respond as an honest citizen of Nigeria, other than as a politician who says things just for political gains.
Uba Sani, in his response to the allegations against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, said, “When they are coming out with allegations, they just want to confuse Nigerians, and most of these people were those who were in power less than 2 years ago.
What do they do.? The governor’s statement was directly to El-rufai, who has become an emergency critic of President Tinubu’s administration despite being one of the major forces that brought him to power.
Responding to the podcast, El-rufai blasts the governor and threatens that “the people of Kaduna will judge at the right time and place.” Recall that there has been a political crisis in Kaduna State since El-rufai left office.
A fight that was tagged ’lack of trust and disloyalty” has been at the center of controversies, with many questioning the disloyalty and god-fatherism within the political corridor.”
Responding to Governor Sani, El-rufai went to his official X (formerly Twitter) handle and said, “When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, is the truth.” – Sherlock Holmes
Every day I see this governor embarrassingly and sycophantically rambling, I used to wonder why? However, confirming that Federal Government ‘reimbursements, interventions and grants’ in excess of N150bn have been given selectively to Kaduna by Tinubu, in the last 18 months, now explains everything.
By all means, defend Asiwaju for the conditional cash transfer. Asiwaju has earned it, coming from you. The people of Kaduna State will judge at the right time and place. Have a nice day.”
This statement further intensified reactions on social media with many people questioning the democratic system of Nigerian politics.