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Police summon El-Rufai, 7 other ADC leaders for questioning

The police investigation targets El-Rufai and seven African Democratic Congress leaders following alleged violence and unrest at a recent political meeting, aiming to uphold public peace.

  • On September 4, 2025, the police department in Kaduna State issued an invitation for former Governor Malam Nasir El-Rufai and seven leaders of the African Democratic Congress to appear for questioning related to several allegations.
  • The summons came in the wake of last week's assault by political thugs on a joint gathering of the Social Democratic Party and ADC, during which several participants sustained injuries.
  • El-Rufai denied plotting violence and accused the current government of trying to silence opposition amid heated exchanges with state officials.
  • Deputy Commissioner Uzainu Abdullahi signed a letter summoning the individuals to appear on September 8 at the police’s Criminal Investigation Department office to address the allegations made by the complainants, while analyst Hassan Lawal emphasized that "Nobody is above the law."
  • The summons risks deepening Kaduna’s political divides and reflects the worsening relationship between El-Rufai and the state government amid rising tensions.
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Sahara Reporters broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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