El-Rufai Reveals How He Feels First Day After Leaving Office as Kaduna Governor

El-Rufai Reveals How He Feels First Day After Leaving Office as Kaduna Governor

  • Nasir El-Rufai has revealed how he feels after leaving office as Kaduna state governor on Monday, 29
  • The immediate past governor said he has peace of mind as there are no calls or knocks on his bedroom door to wake him up
  • El-Rufai disclosed that his first day after leaving office had been the easiest day for him in the last 10 years

The immediate past governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El-Rufai, has revealed how he felt the first day after he handed over power to the new administration of Governor Uba Sani.

El-Rufai said he has peace of mind, and it has been the earliest day for him in the last 10 years.

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Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai at the handover ceremony on Monday, May 29. Photo Credit: Nasir El-Rufai. Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook

He disclosed this via his Twitter handle @elrufai, on Tuesday, May 30.

No wake-up calls, early security reports to respond to

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The former governor explained that he hadn’t been issued any early morning security report he had to respond to, and there were no calls or knocks on his bedroom door to wake him up.

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El-Rufai said:

“It has been the easiest day I can recall in nearly ten years - no wake-up calls or knocks on my bedroom door, no packed schedules from Adejoh Momoh, no running up and down to meet timelines, and no early security reports to read and issue directives!!
“So, for many like me, life is much easier as objective bystanders - but for our younger generation, know that you don’t have the luxury of being excluded from politics and public service.“

Sacrifice your time and resources to help President Tinubu

El-Rufai called on Nigerians to sacrifice their time and resources to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and state governors to help achieve the Nigeria of our dreams.

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He said:

“Please be willing to sacrifice your time and resources to help President Asiwaju and all your state governors to succeed whenever called upon.
“To the older generation with experience, contentment and integrity, be available in small numbers as well to serve.
“Be prepared to add your knowledge, wisdom and judgment to mobilize the energy, innovation and courage of the youth to address the challenges our nation faces.
“Together, we will be able to achieve the Nigerian ideal that President Tinubu outlined yesterday in first inaugural speech. “

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Nasir El-Rufai made an interesting revelation about his service to the good people of the Kaduna state.

El-Rufai said he did not steal public funds during his two terms as governor.

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Legit.ng also reported that the immediate former governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El-Rufai, said the alarming rate of vote-buying during the 2023 general election scared him.

The pragmatic El-Rufai stated this on Sunday, May 21, during a chat with journalists at the state capital.

Source: Legit.ng

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