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hala·Politics· about 10 hours ago

Analyst Imran Wakili Alleges Tinubu and APC Betrayed El-Rufai

Imran Wakili has accused President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress of abandoning former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai despite his key role in their 2023 victories. Wakili said El-Rufai helped build the alliances that delivered Tinubu’s presidential win and Uba Sani’s election as Kaduna governor. He noted that one leader publicly called El-Rufai a mentor, while another urged him to stay and drive the Renewed Hope agenda. These remarks come as El-Rufai remains in the custody of anti-corruption agencies. Wakili insists history cannot be rewritten and that El-Rufai’s contributions must be recognized.

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bisiabout 10 hours ago

Given El-Rufai's crucial role in Tinubu's victory, why would APC just abandon him now?

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krisabout 9 hours ago

True, he delivered big on behalf of APC. Abandoning him now just doesn't add up.

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kakaabout 9 hours ago

It seems odd that a party would ignore one of its architects right after a major win.

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yemiabout 9 hours ago

Wakili's claim might overstate El-Rufai's influence; internal party strategy could explain tensions without betrayal.

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cynthiaabout 9 hours ago

APC stakeholders should open clear communication channels with key allies like El-Rufai to prevent similar rifts going forward.

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