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Nigeria May Not Survive If APC Retains Power in 2027 — Former Kaduna Gov, El-Rufai.
Former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has warned that Nigeria’s very existence could be at stake if the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) secures another term in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking on Saturday, August 2, during a grassroots mobilisation rally in Sokoto organised by the opposition coalition led by the African Democratic Congress (ADC), El-Rufai made a bold declaration against the APC and pledged to actively campaign for its removal from power.
“I’m not in politics to gain anything for myself. I’m here to serve,” he stated. “When the government fails to serve the people, I see it as my duty, as a senior citizen, to speak out and act to change the situation.” El-Rufai, once a prominent figure in the APC, described the current administration as “incompetent” and warned that allowing it to continue beyond 2027 could lead to the complete coll@pse of Nigeria’s social fabric.
“We’re in Sokoto to begin mobilising Nigerians against the APC, both at the state and federal levels,” he said. “If this party continues in power beyond 2027, what remains of Nigeria’s social capital may be destr%yed.
We may not even have a country. This is a f+ght for survival.” El-Rufai left the APC in March 2025 after the Senate declined to confirm his ministerial appointment, allegedly over security concerns.
He briefly joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP), but was expelled and handed a 30-year ban over accusations including f%rgery of membership documents.
Former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has warned that Nigeria’s very existence could be at stake if the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) secures another term in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking on Saturday, August 2, during a grassroots mobilisation rally in Sokoto organised by the opposition coalition led by the African Democratic Congress (ADC), El-Rufai made a bold declaration against the APC and pledged to actively campaign for its removal from power.
“I’m not in politics to gain anything for myself. I’m here to serve,” he stated. “When the government fails to serve the people, I see it as my duty, as a senior citizen, to speak out and act to change the situation.” El-Rufai, once a prominent figure in the APC, described the current administration as “incompetent” and warned that allowing it to continue beyond 2027 could lead to the complete coll@pse of Nigeria’s social fabric.
“We’re in Sokoto to begin mobilising Nigerians against the APC, both at the state and federal levels,” he said. “If this party continues in power beyond 2027, what remains of Nigeria’s social capital may be destr%yed.
We may not even have a country. This is a f+ght for survival.” El-Rufai left the APC in March 2025 after the Senate declined to confirm his ministerial appointment, allegedly over security concerns.
He briefly joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP), but was expelled and handed a 30-year ban over accusations including f%rgery of membership documents.
Nigeria May Not Survive If APC Retains Power in 2027 — Former Kaduna Gov, El-Rufai.
Former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has warned that Nigeria’s very existence could be at stake if the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) secures another term in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking on Saturday, August 2, during a grassroots mobilisation rally in Sokoto organised by the opposition coalition led by the African Democratic Congress (ADC), El-Rufai made a bold declaration against the APC and pledged to actively campaign for its removal from power.
“I’m not in politics to gain anything for myself. I’m here to serve,” he stated. “When the government fails to serve the people, I see it as my duty, as a senior citizen, to speak out and act to change the situation.” El-Rufai, once a prominent figure in the APC, described the current administration as “incompetent” and warned that allowing it to continue beyond 2027 could lead to the complete coll@pse of Nigeria’s social fabric.
“We’re in Sokoto to begin mobilising Nigerians against the APC, both at the state and federal levels,” he said. “If this party continues in power beyond 2027, what remains of Nigeria’s social capital may be destr%yed.
We may not even have a country. This is a f+ght for survival.” El-Rufai left the APC in March 2025 after the Senate declined to confirm his ministerial appointment, allegedly over security concerns.
He briefly joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP), but was expelled and handed a 30-year ban over accusations including f%rgery of membership documents.
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