The Kaduna State Governor, Nasir
El-Rufai, has warned his political opponents of eminent danger if they decide
to fight him.
El-Rufai claimed that while late
President Musa Yar’Adua fought him and ended up in the grave, the immediate
past President, Goodluck Jonathan was voted out of power for doing same.
Speaking at the All Progressives
Congress, APC, stakeholders meeting held at the Murtala Mohammed Square,
Kaduna, he warned that he was ready to confront whoever tests his will as the
leader of the party in the state.
The former Minister of the
Federal Capital Territory, FCT, however, urged all warring factions of the
party to sheath their swords and unite for the development of the party in the
state.
El-Rufai said, “I had fought with
two presidents. Umaru Yar’Adua ended in his grave, while President Goodluck
Jonathan ended in Otueke.
“Let us forget our differences
and work for the development of the party. If you are not willing to stop the
fight, you should know that I am a dogged fighter.
“I implore you to tell me the
wrong I did to you and I will apologize. But if it goes beyond today, I will
never tender apology.”
El-Rufai and the senator
representing Kaduna Central, Shehu Sani are known to be at a loggerheads over political
ideologies.
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When Umar Musa Yar'adua fought me, he ended up in the grave.— Shalom Miriam Shehu (@MiriamShehu) September 17, 2017
Goodluck Jonathan, in his own case ended up in Otuoke - Malam Nasir El-rufai pic.twitter.com/Rw0cQaot2Z
So na u kill yar adua abi, Nigerians take note
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