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[حنيف @Hanneeif]

You're not a fool and you'll never be a fool.

You works with integrity and you are still serving Nigeria with integrity.

You works with order and act accordingly.

Kudos to the military officer AM Yerima👍 this uniform no be leda.

[Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai @elrufai]

A Caged Lion is Still a Lion: Avenge El-Rufai’s Treatment With Your Votes — Refuse to Be Intimidated

Today marks two hundred and forty-six days since Mallam Nasir El-Rufai voluntarily surrendered himself to an investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, and subsequently the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, on February 18, 2026, a detention that has now stretched through nearly eight months of a man who committed no crime other than refusing to kneel. A lot of people, supporters and even enemies alike, have registered their frustration at a spectacle that has long ceased to resemble justice and has become something closer to a political hostage situation. The campaign is about to start, and the paper tigers know it, which is precisely why the cage has not been opened.

They thought the cage would silence him. They thought the chains would make the people forget. They were wrong. A caged lion is still a lion but more dangerous. The roar does not die because the mouth is behind bars. It echoes louder. It travels farther. It wakes up those who were sleeping. And in Kaduna, across the North, and through every corner of this country where people still believe that leadership is about service and not about swallowing the commonwealth, the people are waking up. They are watching. They are remembering. And they are angry.

Let us be clear. The detention of Nasir El-Rufai is no longer a legal matter. It has become a political circus, and the clowns are not even pretending anymore. A former senator allegedly stood in Zaria and begged the governor to keep El-Rufai locked up until after the 2027 election, until the governor receives his crown, and only then should the lion be released. Read that again. A public figure, in broad daylight, at a political gathering, openly linking the continued detention of a former governor to the electoral ambitions of the incumbent. This is not justice. This is not the rule of law. This is fear wearing the mask of legality. And the mask is slipping.

Who are these people demanding that El-Rufai remain caged? Their records speak louder than any label. They are the ones who have never won anything on their own. They are the political tourists who attach themselves to whoever holds the microphone and the purse then betray them and find another host to leech again. They could not win a ward councillorship without standing on another man’s structure. They have no history of political triumph in and of themselves. And now, terrified that the lion might walk out of the cage and remind the people of what real leadership looks like, they are begging for the detention to continue. Paper tigers. That is what they are. Paper tigers roaring at a lion behind bars because they know that if the bars were removed, they would scatter like leaves in a storm.

Their fear is understandable. El-Rufai’s greatest strength was never in the Government House. It was never in the ministerial chambers. It was never in the boardroom of the APC or the corridors of power. His greatest strength is the people. Not just in Kaduna, though Kaduna knows him best. Across Nigeria, there are people who remember a man who spoke truth to power when it was dangerous. Who stood against the naira redesign policy not because it hurt his party’s chances, but because he saw ordinary Nigerians suffering at the ATM queues, unable to buy food, unable to transport themselves to work. He said it plainly, without fear of the cabal in Aso Rock: the president made a mistake. How many of those now calling him a criminal had the courage to say that? Not one. They were too busy calculating how to position themselves for the next round of appointments.

[Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai @elrufai]

Projects in Lagos, Campaign in Kaduna Amid Insecurity: What Will Tinubu Promise Now?

By Mohammed Bello Doka
11 October, 2026.

On December 3, 2023, a Nigerian Army drone struck Tudun Biri in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing at least 85 civilians who had gathered for a religious celebration. Among the dead were women, children, and the elderly. President Bola Tinubu did not visit. On September 2024, another military airstrike hit Giwa Local Government Area, killing at least 24 more civilians in what the military called a mistaken targeting of bandits. President Tinubu did not visit. In September 2025, bandits descended on Kachia Local Government Area and abducted 152 people in a single operation. President Tinubu did not visit. In July 2025, windstorms and heavy rainfall devastated five local government areas, displacing 6,172 people and killing six. President Tinubu did not visit. In August 2024, bandits attacked communities in Kajuru Local Government Area, killing four, injuring three, and abducting thirty-seven. President Tinubu did not visit. In September 2025, floods submerged parts of Zaria Local Government Area, affecting 476 people. President Tinubu did not visit.

Now, after three and a half years of blood, tears, and silence, the APC has chosen Kaduna as the launchpad for its 2027 presidential campaign. The same Kaduna where 85 people were buried in a mass grave after a Nigerian drone bombed them. The same Kaduna where 152 people were carted away into forests by bandits while the president was in Lagos commissioning buses. The same Kaduna where communities have been orphaned by airstrikes, emptied by kidnappings, and drowned by floods. What exactly is Tinubu coming to tell the people of Kaduna? What is he coming to promise again?

Since May 29, 2023, President Tinubu has visited Kaduna exactly twice. The first was a one-day working visit in June 2025 to commission a vocational training institute, a 300-bed specialist hospital, and 100 CNG buses, most of which were state government projects. The second was a private visit in September 2025 to attend a wedding and condole with the widow of a former president. Two visits in three and a half years. Not one of those visits was to console the victims of Tudun Biri. Not one was to visit the families of the 152 abducted in Kachia. Not one was to assess the damage in Giwa after another military misfire. Not one was to stand with the flood victims in Zaria. Not one was to confront the bandits in Kajuru. Instead, he flew to Kaduna for a wedding, shook hands, took photographs, and flew back to Abuja.

Compare that to his attention to Lagos. In Lagos, Tinubu has commissioned the first 30 kilometres of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, a project estimated at over one trillion naira. In Lagos, he has rehabilitated the Third Mainland Bridge at a cost of 43 billion naira and built a 2.5 billion naira CCTV monitoring centre. In Lagos, he inaugurated the Red Line Rail, a 37-kilometre project costing over 135 million dollars. In Lagos, he commissioned CNG infrastructure in Ojota, part of a 100 billion naira national rollout, with four major projects in a single day. In Lagos, the Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano road, a project inherited from Buhari, was revoked and re-awarded at a higher cost, while the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway received 43 billion naira for phase two. Lagos is where the president's heart beats. Kaduna is where his promises go to die.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Dear Bola Ahmad Tinubu and APC Stake Holders.

The day you're flagging your campaign in kaduna make freedom for our dear father in person of @elrufai
Let him be free to breathe, to reunite with his family, to find peace, and to live with dignity like any other Nigerian.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Alhmdlh!
This marks the final completion of the eHealth Africa Amf-PDM 27 project in Zamfara State.
@eHealth_africa

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

If you've a say in your family,stop them from voting a 90 year old man.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

If you've a say in your family,stop them from voting a 90 year old man.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Astagfirullah

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

@B_ELRUFAI Ma sha Allah.
Good job 👍

[Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai @B_ELRUFAI]

In the name of Allah SWT, after consulting my team, we have decided to name the block of classrooms we constructed in Rafin Guza, the first we did a year and some months ago, after our late brother, the former Councillor of Kawo Ward, Hon. Aminu Ayuba, fondly called MC. About a year ago, we completed multiple classrooms in other wards. We will continue to invest in education across Kaduna North until the last day.

On behalf of the people of Kaduna North that I proudly represent, the newly completed block at Rafin Guza, has now been named after the late Hon. Aminu Ayuba MC, former Councillor of Kawo Ward, who passed away just two days ago. Aminu MC was a brother and friend to many across party lines, a good man who contributed immensely to Kawo. After consulting with our advisers, we felt it was fitting to honour his memory in this way. He is the youngest person we have named an initiative after. We have also rebuilt the school fence, because every child, regardless of their background, deserves access to a safe place to learn.

This joins our other recently named projects: L.E.A Kabala Primary School, named after the late Alhaji Musa Lawal (Baba Lawal Protocol); Government Secondary School, Unguwan Rimi, named after our late father, Baba Mouftahu Baba Ahmed; and the ICT Centre at Government Girls Secondary School, Kigo Road, named after my former Principal, the late Mrs. Dolores Lami Mohammed (MFR).

In the coming days, together with traditional leaders, elders and the management of the schools, we will launch these projects. May the souls of those we have honoured continue to rest in peace. Thank you.

Signed
Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai
Member.
Kaduna North Federal Constituency
Chairman, Committee on Banking Regulations.
August 14, 2026.

[Golden Voice @Abbacdo01]

Dan Adam na maka wulakanci akan abunda ka nema a wajenshi, Allah na maka karamci akan abunda ka nema a wajen shi.

Allah zai baka ya dada maka, zai albarkaci abunda ya baka ya kuma tsare ka daga kalubalen abunda ya baka.

Shi ko butulu zai hana ka ya zage ka, ya tona ma asiri ya kalubalanci naka, in ya taimaka maka ya yaɗa ka cikin jama'a da karya da alfahari da nuna iko da isa.

[princess bugaje 👸🏻 @nana_bugaje]

SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, ‘adada khalqihi wa rida nafsihi wa zinata ‘arshihi wa midada kalimatihi.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

I lost my brother yesterday, please include him in your prayers may Allah have mercy on him.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Yesterday I had the privilege of attending a training with #FINDEF in collaboration with #SolidaritéInternationale
We talked about menstrual health challenges in our local communities. The focus of this project is: Hygiene & Infection Prevention and Quality Standards.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Comrade Abubakar Aliyu
BSc Public Administration, 2nd Class Upper, 4.06 CGPA
Graduate of the Prestigious Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

Comrade Abubakar Aliyu
BSc Public Administration, 2nd Class Upper, 4.06 CGPA
Graduate of the Prestigious Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

After spending 126 days in custody, still Nasiru El-rufai's wife stood for him and that show you the real definition of true love. Mama is always ever ready to die and live for him. Proud of you ✍️

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

After spending 126 days in custody, still Nasiru El-rufai's wife stood for him and that show you the real definition of true love. Mama is always ever ready to die and live for him. Proud of you ✍️

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

People's praise fades,but self respect stays.

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

The acts of madness, metal reterdiation, and immoral upbringing that Rara committed against Debidoo are completely unacceptable.
You neglected to criticize this government for its careless security measures, which resulted in the deaths of our police officers from bomb explosions

[حنيف @Hanneeif]

The acts of madness, metal reterdiation, and immoral upbringing that Rara committed against Debidoo are completely unacceptable.
You neglected to criticize this government for its careless security measures, which resulted in the deaths of our police officers from bomb explosions