What El-Rufai would’ve been doning if Tinubu had made him minister – Aliyu

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Farouk Aliyu, former President Muhammadu Buhari’s close ally, has stated that former Kaduna State governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufai would have been out attacking northern political leaders and other politicians if President Bola Tinubu had nominated him as a minister.

Aliyu mentioned this while speaking on Arise Television’s ‘The Morning Show’ on Friday.

Additionally, he implied that El-Rufai is dishonest and that his devotion is solely dependent on the political benefits he receives.

Before the 2023 presidential election, El-Rufai was one of the northern politicians who rallied support for Tinubu.

However, the former FCT Minister recently began to criticize Tinubu’s administration, calling the president the worst Nigerians have ever known.

El-Rufai later left the All Progressives Congress (APC), which was in power, to join the Social Democratic Party (SDP), where he now supports demands for an opposition coalition to overthrow Tinubu in 2027.

“I want members of the elite to know that it is about us, the elite. When the elite loses out, they start screaming because if Nasir had been made a minister, today he would have been at the forefront of insulting people, but he lost out, and he cannot see it as an act of God,” Aliyu said.

“The same party that made you a governor for eight years, all of a sudden because you are out of governance, you start insulting people, bringing divisiveness into this country.

“This is the same northerner, who said whether northerners like it or not, it must be Tinubu. I want the public to know that political elites in this country are one and the same and most of us are dishonest,” he added.

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