The Digest:
Former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has emphasized that his political journey was driven by a desire to serve, not to enrich himself. Speaking at an event in Sokoto, he urged Nigerians to vote out the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 election.
Key Points:
- El-Rufai clarified that his motivation for entering politics was to serve humanity and not personal gain.
- He warned that the APC poses a risk to Nigeria’s unity, urging the party's removal from power in 2027.
- El-Rufai described the APC as "incompetent and clannish," claiming it is undermining national unity.
- The former governor emphasized the importance of the opposition coalition, which includes the African Democratic Congress, in preventing the APC’s return to power.
- He stressed that when a government fails to serve the people, it is the duty of citizens, especially senior figures, to take action and speak out.
El-Rufai’s remarks highlight his dissatisfaction with the APC's governance, calling for a change in leadership to preserve Nigeria’s unity. His backing of the opposition coalition signals his commitment to shifting power in the 2027 election.
Sources: Daily Post, Channels TV, Punch
