Iamgrey5:
Tinubu reserve the right to appoint anyone he likes.

He is the one going to face the electorate four years from now not you.

helinues:
Lol

Elrufai already made himself clear that he wants to spend time with his family. He is not going to be part of the incoming president

GreyLaw:
In as much as Tinubu's victory at the polls is still being contested, he is still the president-elect and must be accorded that respect.

It is on the news that many soon to be ex-governors are already jostling for positions in Jagaban's cabinet. Of note is Ganduje wanting to be minister of FCT and El-Rufai wanting to be National Security Adviser (NSA). I don't have anything against their ambitions. It is well-deserved, as they stood firm to ensure Asiwaju's victory. My only grouse in that list is El-Rufai waiting to be NSA.

El-Rufai in his 8 years did well in infrastructure and is said to be a good manager of resources. However, he was nothing to write home about in security. In his time, the killings in Southern Kaduna worsened and he has didn't do much in the way of preventing reoccurrence of such killings and destruction in sections of Kaduna state where he has been governor. He was even know to pay money to the terrorists.

Secondly, he is the first governor to run with a same faith ticket in a state populated almost equally by the two major religions in Nigeria, thereby stoking the embers of religious intolerance. We might understand why Asiwaju went for the same Ticket, but what was El-Rufai's reason? And he also went ahead to ensure the stooges taking over from him also run same faith ticket. This shows a man who doesn't care about security and stealthily but surely enjoys the ethno-religious tensions stoked by such malicious intents.

Asiwaju Tinubu must not appoint El-Rufai as NSA. That position is too sensitive for an intolerant and power drunk person like the Kaduna state governor. He can manage money and resources and is great with infrastructure so should be appointed in a capacity where his strengths, not his ills, can be reflected.

yarimo:
Keep your senseless advice to yourself and your other labour party bitter supporters

GreyLaw:
In as much as Tinubu's victory at the polls is still being contested, he is still the president-elect and must be accorded that respect.

It is on the news that many soon to be ex-governors are already jostling for positions in Jagaban's cabinet. Of note is Ganduje wanting to be minister of FCT and El-Rufai wanting to be National Security Adviser (NSA). I don't have anything against their ambitions. It is well-deserved, as they stood firm to ensure Asiwaju's victory. My only grouse in that list is El-Rufai waiting to be NSA.

El-Rufai in his 8 years did well in infrastructure and is said to be a good manager of resources. However, he was nothing to write home about in security. In his time, the killings in Southern Kaduna worsened and he has didn't do much in the way of preventing reoccurrence of such killings and destruction in sections of Kaduna state where he has been governor. He was even know to pay money to the terrorists.

Secondly, he is the first governor to run with a same faith ticket in a state populated almost equally by the two major religions in Nigeria, thereby stoking the embers of religious intolerance. We might understand why Asiwaju went for the same Ticket, but what was El-Rufai's reason? And he also went ahead to ensure the stooges taking over from him also run same faith ticket. This shows a man who doesn't care about security and stealthily but surely enjoys the ethno-religious tensions stoked by such malicious intents.

Asiwaju Tinubu must not appoint El-Rufai as NSA. That position is too sensitive for an intolerant and power drunk person like the Kaduna state governor. He can manage money and resources and is great with infrastructure so should be appointed in a capacity where his strengths, not his ills, can be reflected.

GeneralPula:

Don’t worry about Asiwaju affairs..
Face your 3rd class acute failure court process..