Nasir El-Rufai, the immediate past governor of Kaduna state, has made some comments concerning the war between Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser and Hajia Naja’atu Muhammad, a former Commissioner at the Police Service Commission (PSC).
The NSA had demanded an apology and retraction from Hajia Muhammad, whom he accused of spreading false information against him in a Tiktok video.
In the video, the former commissioner accused Ribadu of serving under President Bola Tinubu, someone he once castigated when he was the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
However, the NSA in a letter through his lawyer Ahmed Raji (SAN), said he had never shared such a view about the president, either in public or private. Ribadu then maintained that the Tiktok video had caused him unquantifiable damages.
Speaking on Ribadu’s comment, Hajia Muhammad maintained her stance and said there was no reason to tension any apology, stating that the records were there.
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Diving on the crisis, El-Rufai, taunted the NSA, adding that “Nuhu must have serious amnesia.”
The former governor maintained that the record of the events at the Senate where Ribadu was confirmed
“The record of proceedings in the Senate will confirm that Nuhu made those statements, sometime in 2006. The subsequent Daily Trust report below of February 2007, reconfirms the essence of the statements.
“The conclusions of the Federal Executive Council in 2006, which can be subpoenaed from the Cabinet Secretariat of the SGF’s office contain the allegations. In that Special FEC meeting in which I was a member, Nuhu’s EFCC made similar presentations accusing many sitting officials, sometime in 2006.
“This is for the record and to remind the morally flexible that at some point in our national life, silence is no longer golden.”
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Source: Henzodaily.ng