Former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has openly mocked his successor, Governor Uba Sani, by sharing photographs depicting major areas of Kaduna littered with dirt.
The images, initially uploaded on X (formerly known as Twitter) by a user identified as Imran, showed major roads in Kaduna turned into dumping grounds shortly after Sani’s inauguration.
Imran’s post carried a scathing caption: “They thought we were kidding when we said that in just a few months, Governor Uba Sani had changed Kaduna completely.
This sarcastic comment alluded to the deteriorating cleanliness and waste management issues in the state under the new administration.
El-Rufai, not one to shy away from making pointed remarks, reposted Imran’s tweet with a cryptic message: “From God we all came, and to Him we shall all return.”
Adding to the family’s provocative statements, El-Rufai’s son, Bashir, also made headlines earlier today with his assertive comments on President Bola Tinubu’s tenure.
In a series of tweets, Bashir claimed that no local or international institutions could prevent President Tinubu from being voted out of office.
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