I will not vote for Tinubu and I'm very sure my family will not vote for Tinubu too. So it's left for you to choose for your generation someone who will do something that they will benefit from even until they die. You and I both know he is not on the right path Tinubu Must Go

THEY THOUGHT DETENTION WOULD SILENCE HIM. INSTEAD, THEY MADE HIM THE STORY. They kept Mallam Nasir El-Rufai in custody, apparently believing that taking him out of public view would reduce his voice and political relevance. But something else happened. His detention became a continuing subject of national debate, with his legal battles, court appearances, bail applications and rights suit repeatedly returning to the headlines. The ICPC itself has confirmed that he remains in its custody under court orders, while El-Rufai is challenging aspects of his treatment and detention through the courts. (ICPC) They may have restricted his movement, but they could not restrict the conversation around him. Every court date creates another headline. Every legal development brings his name back into the national conversation. Every controversy raises fresh questions about justice, due process, political power and the treatment of opposition figures. What was meant to contain a man has instead kept his story before the public. That is the paradox of El-Rufai’s detention: the walls may have confined the man, but they did not confine the narrative. His case continues to generate legal proceedings, political reactions and media attention. Whether one supports him or disagrees with him, the facts of the cases should be tested in court and the legal process allowed to determine the outcome. The question now is not simply where Mallam Nasir El-Rufai is being held, but what his prolonged legal battles have come to represent in Nigeria’s wider conversation about power, justice and democracy. Justice for Mallam Nasir El-Rufai. For more updates, statements and developments relating to Mallam Nasir El-Rufai and the activities of El-Rufai Live, visit elrufailive.org and follow our platforms for timely information and updates.

Malam Nasir @elrufai must be released. We demand justice, due process, and fairness. We remain fully with our leader and will continue to raise our voices until justice is served. FREE MALAM EL-RUFAI! 🇳🇬 #FreeElRufai #MalamMustBeReleased

Those were his words... "if I fail to give us electricity in 4 years, vote me out".

Wannan haka yake...

I thought as much...

We are here together

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The hypocrisy from Lagos people on whether El-Rufai delivered Kaduna for BAT is remarkable. Did PBAT and his Team won Lagos ? Who was the man who fought to move the ticket South for BAT, stood against powerful Northern Villa interests, and even went to court over late PMB’s naira redesign policy when it threatened BAT’s chances. Before questioning what El-Rufai did in Kaduna, ask: Who else did the above for BAT? 2027 will soon come and we will see what the APC will got from Kaduna, Lagos and the north at large Time will tell

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Babanmu my thoughts and prayers are always with you.May Allah watch over you,protect you from every injustice and evil and give you the strength to overcome every challenge. No matter how difficult the journey becomes,may Allah never abandon you. You remain in my prayers always. 🤲💔

A TRUE-LIFE STORY ❤️🥹 Yesterday morning, I was travelling in a Keke Napep when a little girl stopped us. She looked at the driver and said: “Keke driver, good morning.” He replied, “Good morning. How are you?” She said, “Alhamdulillah.” He asked her, “Where are you going?” She replied, “School gate. Can you take me there? How much is the fare?” He told her, “₦300.” She became quiet. She lowered her head, and her eyes became red as if she was about to cry. Then she said: “Keke Napep driver, I only have ₦100. Will you take me?” He replied: “No, honestly, I can't. You have to pay ₦300.” She quietly said: “Okay, no problem. You can go. Even if you take me, I don't know who will bring me back home. This ₦100 is the only money my mother gave me.” Then she said something that really touched me: “I will just have to walk. My mother doesn't have any more money. I put my trust in Allah. Good people have not disappeared. There are still people who love the Messenger of Allah ﷺ. If one person doesn't take me, another person will.” The driver then said: “Okay, keep your ₦100. I'll take you for free.” So we continued our journey. As we travelled, I looked at her and asked: “Is your father still alive?” She replied: “Yes. My father is a soldier. Whenever he goes away, it takes a long time before he returns.” I asked her another question: “Who normally gives you money for transportation to school every day?” She said: “My father sends money to them at the end of every month. But after they buy food and other necessities, the money they give me for transportation to school is what remains.” I asked again: “So, has the money finished now? What happened?” She replied: “My mother became sick and was taken to the hospital. She was put on a drip and was also given blood. They called my father and told him what had happened. He said he honestly didn't have any money because the month was already far gone.” She continued: “So they sold the food they had bought and also used the money meant for my Keke Napep fare to pay for my mother's treatment. That's why I'm walking to school today.” I was asking her all these questions with so much emotion that I almost cried. 🥲 Then I asked: “Do you attend an Islamic school?” She said: “Yes. When we were in Kano, I attended an Islamiyya school. But since we moved back to Abuja, I haven't been enrolled in one. My mother teaches me how to read the Qur'an at home every day.” With every question I asked, she gave a clear and intelligent answer. I was honestly amazed. She was such a young girl, yet she spoke with so much knowledge, maturity and understanding. When we finally reached the school gate, I had ₦1,500 in my pocket. I decided to give her ₦1,000. But as she was about to get down and leave, the Keke driver said: “I heard everything you two have been talking about. So keep your ₦1,000.” He called the girl back. Then he brought out ₦7,000 and gave it to her. He said: “Keep this money somewhere safe so you don't lose it. When you get home, give it to your mother and tell her to buy ₦5,000 worth of food for the family. Keep the remaining ₦2,000 for yourself so you can continue paying for your Keke Napep fare until your father receives his salary.” Then he added: “When you get home, tell your mother that someone who loves the Messenger of Allah ﷺ gave you this money.” He then brought out another ₦500 and gave it to her. He said: “Keep this too. Add it to the ₦100 you already have. Use ₦300 to buy breakfast, and keep ₦300 for your Keke fare when school closes so you can get back home.” After the girl left, I looked at the man and asked: “Brother, are you also a soldier, or perhaps a government worker?” He laughed and said: “No, wallahi. I'm neither. I sell soup ingredients. In fact, I'm on my way to the market right now.” 1/2

NIGERIA IS HURTING; TINUBU MUST JUST GO... Citizens losing their lives and properties everyday, including the recent deaths of 37 detainees in Niger State, now under investigation that will not bring back their lives... #TinubuMustGo #FreeElrufai #Atiku2027

I am with you... TMS

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A lot of women can relate to this. Because of their husbands: They started living in a better house. They completed their education. They got their first phone. They became mothers and felt the joy and pride of motherhood. They started their own businesses or got jobs. They met people who changed their lives. They became queens in their homes. They proudly sat in the front seat of the car. A lot of women might not have been able to afford or achieve some of these things on their own, but their husbands supported them and helped make them possible. After Allah and His Messenger (SAW), your husband should be one of the people you respect, appreciate, and honour the most, especially when he has genuinely supported you and stood by you through life So, keep respecting and appreciating him. Don’t allow social media pressure to make you treat your husband badly or take his sacrifices for granted. Wallahi, some people will laugh at you when you realize too late that you allowed social media to make you ungrateful to a man who genuinely supported you and contributed to the life you have today. Ladies, appreciate a good man while you have him. ❤️

Tinubu must go back to Lagos, pass it on. Tell a friend to tell a friend.

The Mallam Nasir El-Rufai Documentary, everything you need to know about his arrest, detention, and the case against him, featuring HE Atiku Abubakar, H.E. Peter Obi, H.E. Rotimi Amaechi, H.E. Rauf Aregbesola, Alhaji Sanusi Maikudi, among others. If you come across this please retweet for a wider reach!

I went to buy milk and Milo and i ended up buying Lipton. This cannot continue. Tinubu must go.

I want 1000 people to tweet. “TINUBU MUST GO” I just want it to trend daily till we vote him out. The suffering is too much