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Video Of Tinubu Appealing To El-Rufai To Work For Him Goes Viral

 

The camp of former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai,
has released a clip of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appealing to the ex-governor
to work with him.

 

This was in reaction to a July 2022 video of El-Rufai
discussing with some unidentified people that it would be unfair for him to
return as minister at his current age.

 

The former governor was the minister of the Federal Capital
Territory (FCT) from 2003 to 2007 under former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

 

But his name is on the ministerial list President Tinubu
forwarded to the National Assembly for screening.

 

“You became a minister at forty-three and after twenty years
then you become a minister at sixty-three? What of your children and younger
brothers? Will they not become ministers? Is the position meant for you alone?
I don’t like this. Let go of this topic.

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“Thank God I was lucky that I became Minister of Abuja when
I was forty-three-old. Next year I will clock sixty-three. Then I will go back.
So, nobody among my younger brothers and children is capable of becoming a
minister? You fail when you fail to train those to succeed you. I have trained
a lot of people who are capable of succeeding in many areas,” he said in Hausa.

 

The video is currently trending on social media.

 

In reaction, some supporters of the ex-governor released a
video of Tinubu appealing to El-Rufai not to leave the country.

 

The president, who was then flagbearer of the All Progressives
Congress (APC), spoke in October 2022, while addressing attendees of the Kaduna
Investment Summit which was held at the Umaru Musa Yar’Adua conference hall in
Kaduna.

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“…We won’t let you run away from the country. That is the
only way I will leave this podium,” Tinubu said in the video.

 

El-Rufai, who was seated in the crowd walked up to the
podium and said, “I promise.”