The comment follows the adjournment of El-Rufai’s bail application by the Kaduna State High Court, which moved the hearing to the first week of June 2026.

In a post shared on Tuesday, Sowore expressed concern over what he described as “lawfare” against the former governor, arguing that legal processes should not be used to intimidate individuals.

He urged the courts to uphold the rule of law by granting bail where appropriate and ensuring that all accused persons receive fair trials.

According to him, bail is a constitutional right and should not be turned into a form of punishment or control.

Sowore further argued that using bail conditions to restrict individuals amounts to injustice and should not be tolerated, regardless of who is involved in the case.

He stressed that fairness in the application of the law must be maintained at all times to preserve public trust in the justice system.

In a statement issued on Tuesday through his Special Assistant on Media and Strategy, Mark Chieshe, Dangiwa expressed gratitude to the President for the opportunity to serve, describing his tenure as both a privilege and a call to national duty.

He noted that during his time in office, he contributed to the development of policies and programmes aimed at improving access to affordable housing for Nigerians.

Naija News recalls that President Tinubu earlier relieved him of his position and nominated Muttaqha Rabe Darma as his replacement.

Dangiwa said he was thankful for the confidence reposed in him, adding that his time in office allowed him to play a role in advancing housing initiatives across the country.

He further stated that under the Tinubu administration, the ministry made notable progress in repositioning the housing sector as a driver of economic growth, job creation, and social inclusion.

Among the key achievements he highlighted were the rollout of the Renewed Hope Housing Programme, the strengthening of public-private partnerships in housing delivery, and reforms in land administration and housing finance.

Dangiwa also appreciated members of the Federal Executive Council, stakeholders in the housing sector, development partners, and ministry staff for their support and collaboration.

He added that the collective efforts of all parties helped lay a solid foundation for a more structured and sustainable housing delivery system in Nigeria, while assuring a smooth transition in line with presidential directives.