Daniel Bwala, a prominent figure in the All Progressives Congress (APC), has responded to Nasir El-Rufai’s recent statements, describing the former Kaduna State Governor as his “senior brother.”
However, Bwala expressed concern over El-Rufai’s motives, stating that his actions and statements are driven by a desire for vengeance rather than patriotism.
Bwala acknowledged El-Rufai’s brilliance and his contribution to the northern extraction, but emphasized that his own support for Bola Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, was not a recent development.
He revealed that he had worked with Comrade Oshiomhole, the former APC Chairman, to protect Tinubu’s interests, even when El-Rufai and his CPC extraction were opposed to him.
Return to the APC and resolve his grievances in a dignified manner, rather than engaging in “melodramatic activities
Bwala urged El-Rufai to return to the APC and resolve his grievances in a dignified manner, rather than engaging in “melodramatic activities” or a “vengeance mission.” He reminded El-Rufai that the APC remains the only organized party with identifiable structures across the country, and that it is still the symbol of democracy.
The exchange between Bwala and El-Rufai has sparked interest in political circles, with many analysts seeing it as a reflection of the ongoing power struggle within the APC. As the party continues to navigate its internal conflicts, it remains to be seen how El-Rufai will respond to Bwala’s invitation to return to the fold.
