Bashir, the son of former Kaduna state governor Nasir El-Rufai, has mocked the Bola Tinubu-led government, adding that the administration’s officials are ‘jittery’ ahead of the 2027 general elections.

El-Rufai has been meeting some prominent northern politicians in the last few weeks, prompting rumours of the north plotting against the Tinubu-led government.

Shehu Sani, a former senator had also accused the northern politicians of ganging up against Tinubu ahead of 2027.

Sani, a Peoples Democratic Party chieftain, went ahead to write on social media, pleading with the north to allow Tinubu to complete eight years in office.

Reacting to the post on X, Bashir wrote: “Lmao. They are getting jittery & sending the wrongest person from the North to advocate for their propaganda, with absolutely no electoral value to his name but his old glory days of supposedly fighting for democracy & being locked in prison like he was Mandela.”

Sani recently spoke at an event organised by the Tinubu government to mark Democracy Day. He praised President Tinubu describing him as the ”father of protests” during the military era.


Sani, a former huma rights activist, joins a long list of former PDP chieftains who have been speaking in favour of the Tinubu-led government after the 2023 general elections.

They include former spokespersons for Atiku Abubakar, the PDP presidential candidate in the elections; Reno Omokri and Daniel Bwala. Ex-senator Ben Murray-Bruce has also been supporting the incumbent government.

TemplarLandry:

richiemcgold:
Shehu Sani is a paper weight, he won't even secure 50,000 northern votes for tinubu.

Bobloco:


Thinking about the great jam you want to dedicate to the already jittery, calamitous Tinubu government 

Slytiger:


Sai Atiku.

Bobloco:


In 2027, Nigerians are going to be very resolute in sending Tinubu's calamitous regime out. 

The campaign slogan will be "enough is enough." The hunger and starvation are too much; we can't afford another four years under Tinubu. 

For the first time, Nigerians will speak with one voice and with a common goal, setting aside their tribal and religious sentiments to send out the worst president and regime Nigeria has ever had. It's going to be epic. 

Ttalk:
What's wrong wit this spoilt child, where was your father when the likes of Sanni were paying the price for democracy?

helinues:
Irresponsible son of El Rufai.

Elrufai didn't do much to raise his kids to be cultured. Too bad

Baba Buhari that some people are relying on would disappoint them biggerly.

Elrufai himself knows what he his doing. He still an ally to the president, forget about the media noise

Ttalk:


You have missed it. I and my family together with sane Nigeria will vote Tinubu if his reforms work the country. Your hate induced sermon can only resonate among the obidient family who have signed to hate SW people and Tinubu

Bobloco:


In 2027, Nigerians are going to be very resolute in sending Tinubu's calamitous regime out. 

The campaign slogan will be "enough is enough." The hunger and starvation are too much; we can't afford another four years under Tinubu. 

For the first time, Nigerians will speak with one voice and with a common goal, setting aside their tribal and religious sentiments to send out the worst president and regime Nigeria has ever had. It's going to be epic. 

Funkyswagzz:


Dis your insult no get weight ooo abi you dey fear?

helinues:
Irresponsible son of El Rufai.Elrufai didn't do much to raise his kids to be cultured. Too bad....Elrufai himself knows what he his doing. He still an ally to the president, forget about the media noise

VinnyBaba:


Reforms from Buhari's Mess, right?😏

Isnt tinibu the One that Supported Buhari for 8years?
Why didn't he say anything when Buhari ruining the country?😕

Many of you are just TRIBAL Supporters.😏

EnEnPeecee:
Msy may God punish you and your father for bringing in this disastrous and calamitous regime

Bobloco:
....after father’s visit to Buhari



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