Former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has posited that Nigerians may not have a country they can call their own should the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) retain power in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking at the grassroots mobilisation campaign for the opposition coalition — the African Democratic Congress (ADC) — held in Sokoto on Saturday, the former APC chieftain, El-Rufai, maintained that he is ready to mobilise Nigerians to eject the “incompetent” ruling party.
He revealed that the coalition is in Sokoto to begin the process of mobilising Nigerians against the APC government at the local and federal levels.
El-Rufai was one of the founding leaders of the APC, but in March 2025, he left the ruling party for the Social Democratic Party (SDP). His exit came over a year after his ministerial appointment was blocked by the National Assembly over alleged security concerns.
Recall that the SDP recently announced his expulsion from the party and banned him for 30 years, citing alleged forgery of membership documents, among other issues.
