engr_emmusty

Process Engineer 😍
~ Q55:13 So which favor of your Lord will you deny.

[Abdool Moh. @abdool_moh]

HOW MUCH MORE BLOOD IS ENOUGH??

Dear NSA @NuhuRibadu
Minister of defence @Bellomatawalle1 & Christopher Musa.

Recent events and revelations from terrorists have led Nigerians to raise pertinent questions regarding the integrity of the fight against insecurity under your watch. How is a security architecture that claims to be overstretched by insecurity able to allocate more than 10 able bodied security men with weapons to detain an activist Sowore at the same time bandits were running rampage killing and abducting freely in Zamfara communities without a single security officer there present. Is Sowore a bigger threat than Bello Turji and Kachalla Maha?
Are our lives this useless compared to your politics? The recent viral convoy of the children of minister of Defence Matawalle alone is enough to secure a community in Zamfara, yet his own constituency faces daily bloodshed without any meaningful action.

On top of that, recall that Security forces confirmed they were directed from a superior to withdraw from Kebbi school moments before bandits came & abducted school girls. Senator Oshiomhole raised a motion in the senate demanding a probe to find out who commanded the withdrawal, the motion was rejected and till date nobody has been held accountable.

Furthermore, Nigerians would like to know why the Nigerian security never arrested any Kachalla for questioning? Why are they always killed immediately without any arrest for questioning to uncover the sources of their sophisticated ammunitions, sponsors and informants? Is it because they hold implicating information that could reveal how rotten the system is?

Recently, another motion was raised in the senate demanding a probe into how the billions allocated to security are being spent, the motion was also rejected by your friends in the senate and to date there is no transparent security audit.

These along with other questionable events have raised huge question marks on the integrity of the security architecture and the confidence of Nigerians in your willingness to fight insecurity. Too many questions have been left unanswered while bloods of innocent Nigerians have been wasted and are being wasted on daily basis. Burial has become a daily routine in Northern Nigeria and contrary to your politically motivated claims, Nigeria is losing WOEFULLY the war against insecurity, your leadership has been nothing but a catastrophic failure and if conscience existed in your minds, you would resign to honour the lives of innocent Nigerians being wasted as a result of your failures. We demand very URGENT action, accountability & transparency to protect the lives of Nigerians.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!

Regards,
A concerned citizen.

[Mal. Imran U. Wakili (PULLO) 👑 #iSTANDWITHELRUFAI @IU_Wakilii]

Standing point now and always Insha Allah.

[Queen @ThatIsokoLawyer]

Ehn, so you & RAT should do it. What is stopping you? What's all these mental gymnastics you all have been on over that vexatious comment of RAT though?

If e sure for you, you both should go & sell akara by the roadside, in clear violation of environmental and traffic laws.

[Queen @ThatIsokoLawyer]

Folks in @PBATMediaCentre are behaving as if they didn't see this corruption right under Tinubu's ass. None of them have carried it on their timeline. Even loquacious @aonanuga1956 is forming not seeing. The e-rodents are chirping away on RAT's unlawful distribution of our money

[Yusuf Tukur, PhD @realYusufTukur]

He @ubasanius also visited the Wedding Guests from Zaria who were attacked & killed/wounded in Plateau, and assured them that justice would be served.

However, nothing was done up to now, many months after.
It’s just politics and Uba is a dangerously deceptive politician.

[Arewa Daddy @ishakaa]

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No patriotic and decent Nigerian whether in opposition or not should celebrate this dangerous trend in our country

General Abacha wasn’t this mean when NADECO embarked on massive propaganda against that administration

Nigerians should shine their eyes, the judiciary has unleashed a demonic agenda

This is without prejudice to the matter before the FHC Lokoja

[engr_emmusty @emmusty]

@Imranmuhdz Same Uba Sani sold out one "kaduna Model" That refers to carrot and stick approach to address banditry by rehabilitation and reintegration program champion by the federal government around 2025
I expect Seun to ask him on that but Nigeria Media would always be Nigerian media

[Hadiza Isma El-Rufai @hadizel]

*buck

[Lauretta Onochie @Laurestar]

Pres. Tinubu has a new hobby: Arraigning Mallam @elrufai, daily.

But the Federal Executive Council meeting has not held since Thursday, 30th April 2026. #TinubuMustGo

[Arewa Daddy @ishakaa]

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Still On The Issue Regarding Your Bail Conditions In Three Different Courts💥💥💥💥💥

Dear @elrufai

At the risk of sounding repetitive and like a broken China plate, I insist that you challenge these bail conditions at the Appeal Court using the 2018 ruling of Justice Mohammed Ada in the case of Dasuki v DG SSS as the ground of appeal

I don’t need to be a lawyer to see the cynical script of the connivance of these lower court judges with the regime to keep you locked up in perpetuity

This is without prejudice to whatever your game plans and those of your lawyers are

I have been on this particular subject for weeks and my concerns for the obvious abuse of judicial power has been vindicated by decent Nigerians and some seniors lawyers which include but are not limited to the @NigBarAssoc led by @afamosigwe and now @Unclesamkargbo who obviously doesn’t sound partisan

The concern of many Nigerians including yours sincerely is that if a legendary public servant at BPE like @elrufai, two term Governor, former Minister, a founding member of APC, arguably the biggest intellectual, greatest brain and contributor to the success of T-Pain at the 2023 presidential polls can be “humiliated” like this who are we?

Let me specifically state that my post has nothing to do with the charges by either the @OfficialDSSNG or @icpcnigeria as I believe that @elrufai will defend himself in court

What exactly is happening in Nigeria today, the so called civil society groups @cislacnigeria @CDDWestAfrica @SERAPNigeria @HURIWA_NIGERIA and people like Femi Falana, @oagbakoba @ClementNwankwo @auwal_musa @JaafarSJaafar @bulamabukarti @farooqkperogi who called out the last administration for any perceived rule of law violations are all behaving like nothing is happening

Suddenly @ARISEtv @channelstv @tvcnewsng @NewsCentralTV are not inviting experts to analyze the human rights abuses of this regime

Every Emir, Governor, cleric, entertainer, politically exposed thief in the North are scared of talking

Please watch this @trusttv_news video interview of Sam Kargbo SAN again for context

@njcNig
@SupremeCourtNg
@NhrcNigeria
@Olusegunverdict

[Dr. Moh’ @DrMooh_]

Is this how Mallam Elrufai’s friends in the corridors of power will stand aside and watch as he’s being childishly toyed with? Uba Sani is fine with this? I’ve seen betrayals, but this is a discovery. But muje zuwa. Sigh.

[Lauretta Onochie @Laurestar]

I wrote to several oversight agencies in the United Kingdom regarding President Tinubu's decision to award the refurbishment of the Lagos Ports to Gilbert Chagoury — a convicted money launderer and Sani Abacha's principal bag man, who helped steal hundreds of millions of dollars from the Nigerian people.

My central question to each of them was this: how can the British government do business with known criminals while simultaneously casting Nigerians as corrupt? Is that not the very definition of hypocrisy?

I was educated at Eton College. My father served as Queen Elizabeth's Senior Crown Counsel and a Queen's Counsel. The values I was raised to hold — the rule of law, institutional integrity, the sanctity of civilised governance — were not abstractions to me. They were lived realities, passed down through family and formation.

So when the British government extends a £760 million guarantee to a Lebanese businessman who is banned from the United States for ties to Hezbollah and for illegally interfering in American elections, I am entitled to ask: was all of that a lie? Were those values ever real — or merely decorative?

They responded today, having reviewed all the evidence I submitted and conducted their own investigation.

Tinubu may believe he can play God with Nigeria's laws and institutions. He will find that Europe operates differently. Here, he is simply another man with a documented criminal history that takes two minutes to locate online — and no amount of presidential authority changes that record.

Nigeria is not his private estate. What happened to Isabel dos Santos — who embezzled three billion dollars while her father ran Angola, and now faces the consequences — will one day happen to him and his family. History is patient. Accountability is not optional. It is merely delayed.

A Note to My Readers and Followers

Due to ongoing investigations by British intelligence authorities into matters concerning Bola Tinubu, I am not in a position to discuss the details of any active proceedings. Legal and investigative protocols require my silence on the specifics at this time.

What I can say is this: the relevant authorities have received a comprehensive body of evidence — from me personally, from Bloomberg, and from numerous other credible sources. The case has not been thrown out. It has not been ignored. It is being taken very seriously at the highest levels.

Those who have been gleefully dismissing these accountability efforts should take careful note of what happened to Isabel dos Santos — once celebrated as Africa's richest woman. British authorities, working in coordination with international partners, froze all her assets, shuttered her bank accounts, banned her from the United Kingdom, and secured an INTERPOL Red Notice authorising her arrest at any European port of entry.

That is what serious accountability looks like.

Nigerian politicians with exposure to the international financial and legal system — and their cheerleaders who have been riding high on impunity — would do well to climb down from their high horses. The wheels of justice turn methodically, not theatrically.

I will speak when the authorities permit me to speak. Until then, my silence is not weakness. It is discipline.

Kio Amachree.

Thank you, @Ivory1957

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

JUST IN: After 126 Days In Custody, El-Rufai’s Case Adjourned Till September

[uche diala @uchediala]

ERSGA PRESS STATEMENT

THE TRIALS OF MALLAM NASIR EL-RUFAI CON

The El-Rufai Support Group Association (ERSGA) continues to monitor all ongoing legal matters involving Mallam Nasir @elrufai CON. We have taken note of the proceedings at the Federal High Court Abuja, yesterday, 23rd June 2026. We respect the decisions taken & orders made by the honorable court.

As a responsible & law abiding organization that believes in the rule of law, we will not delve into the merits of the case or the proceedings - the legal representatives are capable of doing that. However, we wish to point out two issues that are concerning.

1. The Refusal Of The Court To Vary The Bail Conditions

The bail granted Mallam Nasir El-rufai has been a source of concern owing to the obvious difficulty - after frantic efforts made - in meeting some of the conditions particularly the requirement for a surety who is a civil servant at Level 17 or above & who must equally own property valued at or above the bail sum of N100M in Maitama or Asokoro Districts of Abuja. This condition in practicality has proven nearly impossible to meet for obvious reasons.

We respect the discretion of the court on matters, including on terms of bail, but we also believe that the welfare and interest of any defendant, in this instance Mall Nasir El-rufai, should also be put into consideration. The instrument of bail is to ensure a defendant’s attendance at trial & not one to be used as a punitive tool & therefore should not be made unnecessarily or intentional difficult to meet. This same position has been canvassed by many, including very recently, by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) through its President, Afam Osigwe SAN.

2. The Long Adjournment Of The Case To September 2026

While we respect the discretion of the court in fixing hearing dates, we find the three month adjournment in this instance curious. While the defense requested for 2 weeks to prepare & present its no case submission and the prosecution requested 2 weeks for its response, the presiding Judge ordered a three month adjournment (23rd of June to 22nd of Sept 2026).

This curiosity is further fueled by the fact that it appears to mimic a ‘pattern’. At the start of the case, following a failed arraignment (because Mallam El-rufai was not produced in Court) on the 25th of February 2026, the Court adjourned for almost 2 months to the 23rd April 2026 for arraignment. This is in spite of the fact that the prosecution had requested a 2 week extension to produce the defendant.

When viewed in the backdrop of the fact that while granting bail on 18th May 2026, the presiding Judge had also ordered accelerated hearing of the case, it definitely creates room for curiosity.

As curious and worrisome as it is - especially in light of the time Mallam El-rufai has already spent in custody (128 days) and the nearly impossible bail conditions - we shall not descend to the level of insinuations on the streets that the long adjournments are deliberate orchestrated and intended to ‘buy time’. We continue to believe in the sincerity & integrity of our judicial system & authorities.

It is a foundational legal maxims that ‘justice delayed is justice denied’ and ‘justice must not only be done, it must also be manifestly and undoubtedly seen to be done’. For our judicial system to maintain public respect and trust, its proceedings must be completely free of bias, be transparent and fair - irrespective of who is involved and whatever interests there may be.

We continue to responsibly urge the relevant authorities, including the hon Attorney General of the Federation & Minister of Justice, the hon Chief Justice of The Federation, the National Judicial Council (NJC) as well as civil society organizations to pay closer attention & ensure that citizen Nasir El-rufai like every other citizen - is treated justly & in accordance with the rule of law & legal due process.

The World Is Watching!

Dr. Uche Diala
Director General
ERSGA

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

To my mind, the bail conditions in the El-Rufai case are onerous and impractical. The salary of a Director on Grade Level 17 (including all possible allowances) is less than N10 million a year.

Unless they inherited it or owned it before they joined the Civil Service (unlikely!), any Director in the Civil Service who owns property in Asokoro or Maitama in his name, and comes forward to post bail for anybody at all, should be immediately arrested and asked to explain the source of their wealth. They probably will be too.

https://t.co/JmuGznuZC5

[engr_emmusty @emmusty]

@DanKatsina50 Where are Dangote fertilizer or cement cheaper than Nigeria? Clarify with data

[engr_emmusty @emmusty]

@Pharmacio001 Governor Zulum don't care about going to Senate

[Arewa Daddy @ishakaa]

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There Was A Caught 🚨🚨‼️‼️🚨🚨

Dear @aonanuga1956

This post is not only embarrassing but it is highly disingenuous

Here was T-Pain in 2014 in a blistering attack asking @GEJonathan to resign

Is uncle B suggesting T-Pain was being childish and causing unwarranted distractions?

I am just curious, aren’t we still operating a democracy?

[Arewa Daddy @ishakaa]

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Dear Dr @uchediala

The refusal of the judge to vary the bail conditions shows exactly the complete collapse of the judicial system in Nigeria

This is another clear defiance and disrespect to the July 2018 Appeal court ruling of Justice Mohammed Ada in the case of Dasuki v Director General SSS

The @NigBarAssoc president @afamosigwe in a press release two weeks ago also frowned at this ridiculous bail conditions and cautioned judges

Nigeria is currently facing one of it’s most devastating period since independence, it appears all our institutions have collapsed

I have been on this for more than a month

The CJN Kudirat Kekere Ekun and her @njcNig will be held accountable if Nigeria descend into anarchy because she can’t exonerate herself from the absurdities currently happening in the judiciary

[Madam PresIdent: It is All About Nigeria @iyaboawokoya]

I hope Malam's lawyers can see that this witness was one who harbours bias-even as his testimony was just pointless. Another way in which we entrench ..... Where are the adults in this country, because things are falling apart in our institutions