Nothing Can Stop The Incumbent Government From Being Voted Out of Office in 2027– Ex-Gov El-Rufai’s Son
The son of Malam Nasir El-Rufai the immediate past governor of Kaduna State, Bashir El-Rufai has boosted nothing that can stop the incumbent government from “being voted out of office in 2027” locally or internationally, making an allusion to President Bola Tinubu.
Bashir, who mentioned this in a series of tweets on Wednesday morning, maintained that even if the President had the backing of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, the people of the country would vote against him after the expiration of his first tenure.
He said, “Nobody is too big to be elected out of office by the people. It will happen & wallahi nothing will happen. So forget all these intimidations flying up and down. Let us be patient.
“Even IMF & World Bank no go save una that time. Political strategist una. That one na for Lagos.”
“I didn’t call names o, but due to their guilt, they already know who is being spoken about. Wallahi, none of you will force anyone to support this utter failure of governance disguised as useless, dangerous ethnocentric political strategy,” he added.
Bashir’s father, Nasir El-Rufai was among the ardent supporters of Tinubu during the 2023 general election but things started to fall apart between them when the former Governor’s name was screened out of the ministerial list.
His successor, Uba Sani had also lamented the huge debts inherited from Nasir El-Rufai. Gov Sani said the state is now left with a few amounts, not enough to pay salary.
The governor made this known while addressing a Town Hall Meeting at the late Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Hall, Kaduna in March.
He had added that his administration inherited a total of $587million, N85billion, and 115 contract liabilities from the ex-governor.
Despite this, he said he had yet to borrow money in the last nine months of his government, noting that the huge debt burden was eating deep into the state’s Federal Allocation.
The governor stressed that due to the rise in the exchange rate, he was paying back almost triple of what was borrowed by the administration of Nasir El-Rufai.
