Shehu Sani reacts Kaduna Assembly recommends El-Rufai’s prosecution, spills fact

Senator Shehu Sani, who represented the Kaduna Central Senatorial District in the 8th National Assembly, has reacted to the report by the Kaduna State House of Assembly that indicted Mallam El-Rufai’s administration.

In a post shared on his X page on Wednesday, June 5, Sani said that the indictment of the immediate past governor of Kaduna state, El-Rufai, is a vindication for all he has been saying.

TimesNow.com.ng reported that Kaduna State House of Assembly’s ad-hoc committee set up to investigate El-Rufai’s administration, submitted its report on Wednesday.

Henry Zacharia, the chairman of the committee, that was set up to probe all finances, loans, and contracts awarded during El-Rufai’s administration, gave an account of their findings.

The Committee indicted the former governor and recommended that El-Rufai be prosecuted for abuse of office and money laundering in his administration.

The came after the assembly claimed that El-Rufai’s administration embezzled over N423 billion.

In a swift reaction to the development, Shehu Sani said he was the only lone voice speaking against the systematic looting of public funds embarked upon by the El-Rufai administration.

He added that El-Rufai and his alleged gangs were deceived the good people of Kaduna state “with aesthetics in the state while they were looting.”

Sani tweeted:

TimesNow.com.ng reported earlier that Nasir El-rufai on Wednesday, June 5, responded to his indictment of the Kaduna assembly probing his 8-year administration in the state.

El-Rufai said he led a government of integrity and competent governance when he governed the state for eight years.

El-Rufai’s special adviser on media and communication, Muyiwa Adekeye, affirmed his principal’s integrity while dismissing what he described as “scandalous claims being aired as the report of the committee.”

Source: TimesNow.com.ng

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