El-Rufai attacks Reno Omokri, labels him shameless and morally flexible

In reaction to accusations against him, former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has called former presidential aide Reno Omokri “totally shameless.”
According to News, Omokri has charged El-Rufai of playing a major role in the Christian genocide in Southern Kaduna. The former governor, however, responded to a post on X by Imran U. Wakili, who included a picture of El-Rufai and Omokri along with a statement stressing the importance of opportunity and mentorship.

“The freedom, recognition, and opportunities you need to succeed in life are far more valuable than money, and that is the greatest thing a mentor can offer,” Wakili wrote.

“You’ve already received everything from a former minister who saw you when you were unknown and helped you establish a reputation. Sadly, age has little to do with knowledge!

“Please, Imran, let them be,” El-Rufai replied via his verified Twitter @elrufai.

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Moral flexibility, complete shamelessness, selective amnesia, a miserable background, and a strong desire for quick and cheap money are the only requirements to be employed. The future is irrelevant. Integrity is up for debate. The truth is out!

Omokri further claimed that during his time as governor, El-Rufai had acknowledged paying murderous herdsmen on several occasions.

Additionally, he said: “Nasir el-Rufai’s government was charged with one of Africa’s greatest human rights crimes, the Zaria Shiite massacre on Saturday, December 12, 2015, which resulted in the death of 438 Shiite men, women, children, and babies.

Furthermore, Mr. El-Rufai received particular praise for razing his political rivals’ Kaduna residences.

“Lastly, his careless remarks against Christians, including his insult to Jesus Christ on Saturday, January 27, 2013, and his statement on Friday, January 18, 2019, that “Christians will never vote for me even if I bring the Pope.”