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Just In: Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai Secures New-Position After Absence From Tinubu’s Ministerial List

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The former Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, who controversially missed out on a ministerial appointment from President Bola Tinubu, has revealed his plans to take on a new role….CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

 

 

Despite not being cleared by the National Assembly for ministerial confirmation due to security concerns, El-Rufai announced on Monday, December 4th, that he is poised to assume the position of part-time Chairman of the Board for Afri-Venture Capital Company Ltd.

Through his X platform account, the former Kaduna State Governor shared the news, stating, “MONDAY ANNOUNCEMENT: I can confirm that our VC-PE firm, Afri-Venture Capital Company Ltd will, by the Grace of God, begin operations initially in Abuja in January 2024 with Jimi Lawal, Hafiz Bayero, Eyo Ekpo, and Kabir Yabo as founding directors and initial shareholders. I am privileged to be the part-time Chairman of the Board.”

El-Rufai elaborated on the company’s mission, expressing the goal to finance, nurture, and mentor young innovators and entrepreneurs in Nigeria and, eventually, across Africa. He concluded with a request for prayers for the success of their endeavors and for the aspiring innovators and entrepreneurs they aim to support on their path to becoming the future Dangote Group.

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“HE HAD NEVER TREATED ME THAT WAY”: Hanga Breaks Silence On The Toxic Fallout With Kwankwaso.

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Senator Rufai Sani Hanga (Kano Central) has detailed the breakdown of his political relationship with Rabiu Kwankwaso, the NDC vice-presidential candidate, in an interview with Dan’uwa Rano TV.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The rift largely stemmed from Hanga’s massive constituency empowerment program, where he distributed vehicles, rice, fertilizers, and other items. According to Hanga, Kwankwaso grew unhappy with his rising public profile and the scale of the initiatives. Tensions peaked when Hanga hosted the distribution event at a venue associated with Kwankwaso; though the former governor initially agreed to attend, he arrived looking displeased, left for prayers, and never returned.

Hanga recounted that Kwankwaso later confronted him, complaining that the event was designed to court public praise and dismissing the small portion of items allocated to him. Despite Hanga apologizing, he felt deeply disrespected—especially after previous instances where Kwankwaso pressured him to allocate empowerment resources outside his senatorial district.

Concluding that mutual respect had vanished and that Kwankwaso’s dissatisfaction ultimately cost him his return ticket, Hanga remarked, “He has treated others this way, but he had never done it to me until that moment.”

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DOOMED TO REPEAT IT? The Brutal Truth About Why Opposition Parties Must Merge Before 2027.

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Former African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain and public affairs analyst Salihu Lukman has warned that a fragmented opposition will inadvertently secure victory for the incumbent, urging opposition forces to rally behind a single consensus candidate ahead of the January 16, 2027, presidential election against President Bola Tinubu.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a weekend statement emphasizing that “division is a choice” while “cooperation must now become a strategy,” Lukman argued that split resources and divided constituencies only strengthen those currently in power. He reiterated these sentiments during an appearance on Arise Television, where he advocated for a new coalition under the “G100” platform to foster a cohesive front, streamline candidate engagement, and establish a clear post-election agenda to defeat the ruling government.

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“ONLY GOD CAN SAVE US FROM OURSELVES!” Peter Obi Admits Politicians Are Addicted To Stealing And Need Urgent Prayers!.

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Peter Obi, the standard-bearer of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has placed the blame for the nation’s struggles squarely on its political class, declaring that Nigeria itself is not broken, but rather its leaders.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking during a live-streamed Sunday service at Apostle Joshua Selman’s Koinonia Global and Eternity Network International, where he was unexpectedly invited to address the congregation, Obi made a candid appeal for divine intervention.

“I don’t know what to say,” Obi remarked. “We are all here for prayers, but pray for us politicians to stop stealing.”

Insisting that systemic corruption rather than structural flaws defines Nigeria’s predicament, he urged worshippers to look past partisan divisions. “Do not say one is good and another is bad. We [politicians] are the problem of the country.”

Drawing comparisons to nations that started their developmental journeys alongside Nigeria but have since surged ahead—recommending the book Growing Apart for context—Obi maintained that a prosperous future is achievable if leaders abandon embezzlement and commit to integrity.

“I’ve seen things work in other countries,” he said. “People should refrain from embezzling public funds. If we do the right thing, things will improve.”

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