Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna has
declared that his fate in the 2019 elections lies in the hands of God
and President Muhammad Buhari.
El-Rufai made the statement in a special phone-in radio program in Kaduna monitored by Tribune on Wednesday to mark his two years in office.He said, “If the president comes and meet me and said I want you to re-contest or otherwise, I have no option than to obey his command.
“Afterall, in 2014 or thereabout, I had my own plans before the President asked me to contest the exalted position of the governor and the rest is now history.
El-Rufai also dismissed the allusion that his government had received grants from Melinda Gates for some of the projects being implemented in the state capital and its locality,
He declared, “We have not only cut cost in governance but we have saved to carry out these projects.
“We were not reckless in our spending but we are very meticulous and prudent in our finances. Your money is safe.”
El-Rufai made the statement in a special phone-in radio program in Kaduna monitored by Tribune on Wednesday to mark his two years in office.He said, “If the president comes and meet me and said I want you to re-contest or otherwise, I have no option than to obey his command.
“Afterall, in 2014 or thereabout, I had my own plans before the President asked me to contest the exalted position of the governor and the rest is now history.
El-Rufai also dismissed the allusion that his government had received grants from Melinda Gates for some of the projects being implemented in the state capital and its locality,
He declared, “We have not only cut cost in governance but we have saved to carry out these projects.
“We were not reckless in our spending but we are very meticulous and prudent in our finances. Your money is safe.”
He also cautioned those promoting division
and violence to desist such acts reinforcing that violence would only
lead to destruction and not development.”
According to him, his administration had
lined up so many programs for the youths, pointing out that, young and
qualified youths would be recruited in the state civil service.
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