Former Kaduna state governor, Nasir el-Rufai, has taken to Twitter to share a cryptic message a few weeks after the legislature refused to confirm his nomination as a minister.
El-Rufai’s name was among the 48 ministerial nominees sent to the Senate by President Bola Tinubu for confirmation as a minister.
But the former Kaduna state governor and two other nominees were not confirmed by the senate after screening on August 7.
The senate cited “adverse” security reports against el-Rufai as the reason behind the decision and said he ought to await clearance.
The development generated reactions within and outside the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
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Despite reports that el-Rufai had indicated a lack of willingness to remain in the race, the former governor has remained silent on the issue.
However, in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Sunday, el-Rufai shared the lyrics of Bob Marley’s ‘Who The Cap Fit’.
“Man to man is so unjust, children/ Ya don’t know who to trust/ Your worst enemy could be your best friend/ And your best friend, your worse enemy/ Some will eat and drink with you,” the former governor wrote.
“Thank God, we’re past the worse/ Hypocrites and parasites (hypocrites and parasites)/ Will come up and take a bite (will come up and take a bite)/ And if your night should turn to day/ A lot of people would run away/ And who the cap fit let them wear it!/ Who the cap fit let them wear it!”
In what appears to be a reference to El-Rufai’s post, Shehu Sani, former Kaduna senator, tweeted that he has “turned him into a Rastafarian and Reggae artist”.
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