Former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai says he will not seek revenge for any alleged injustice or injury done to him by people he worked with in the past. In an article titled “My Relationships and the Aftermath,” he says his focus is on staying at peace with his conscience, adding that judgment ultimately belongs to God.
Both outlets report that El-Rufai’s remarks come as he faces an ongoing legal process involving the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). Nigerian Eye says the ICPC detained him following a petition alleging corruption, abuse of office, and money laundering during his time as governor. Nigerian Eye also states that the detention is being carried out under a court remand order.
Across the accounts, the shared emphasis is El-Rufai’s stated position against revenge and retribution, alongside the reported ICPC case tied to his tenure.
