In an interview, the ADC party leader described El-Rufai as a significant political figure, suggesting his continued custody benefits certain political interests rather than serving justice.
“He had become larger than life,” Mohammed said, adding, “The government—or rather, the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Tinubu—is afraid of Nasir. Deeply afraid.” He went on to say, “They don’t want to see him. They don’t want him released. That’s precisely why he remains detained.”Read The C0mplete; Full Original Here
