El-Rufai denies sneaking out of Afan Kagoro Festival in Kaduna Let the #SMALL_MAN speak for himself, at least for the denial sake. Mallam Nasir El-Rufai campaign organization has after several days of wait reluctantly reacted to a report by one of DAILY POST reporter on how El- Rufai, a former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, allegedly sneaked out of the venue of 2015 Afan Festival which recently held at Kagoro, Kaduna state. The release that appeared like a verbal attack on DAILY POST reporter, repeatedly condemned the journalistic instinct of the reporter whose name appeared on almost all paragraphs of the release. Even though the release failed to defend accurately why El-Rufai left the venue of the festival midway, it dissed DAILY POST reporter for allegedly maligning the APC governorship candidate in Kaduna State. The campaign organization admitted that even though the PDP supporters were overwhelmingly present at the event, the APC supporters were equally present. It further defended that the massive turnout of supporters of the incumbent governor of the state was because “the National Organizing Committee of the festival normally sends a notice to the government of the day in Kaduna State. This is done because of the security situation in the state and in order to carry the government along with regard to any event because it is the government that guarantees the safety of every invited guest.” DAILY POST had reported that at the 2015 Afan Festival held at Kagoro, a visibly frustrated FCT Minister and APC governorship candidate in Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir Ahmed El-Rufa’i sneaked out of the event midway. The report had it that the former Minister was reacting to the overwhelming show of support showered on the incumbent Governor, Mukhtar Ramalan Yero by the people of Kagoro and Southern Kaduna. It further said the APC flag bearer’s supporters were eclipsed by a massive support mounted by PDP stalwarts in the zone. Culled from DailyPost.
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 20:00:33 +0000
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