On Tuesday, a Federal High Court in Nigeria granted bail to Nasir El-Rufai, who is currently facing trial over alleged corruption linked to his time in office as governor of Kaduna State.
El-Rufai had been in the custody of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, which is prosecuting him over claims of financial misconduct and abuse of office during his tenure. The court’s decision on Tuesday allows him to regain temporary freedom while the legal process continues.
The development became public after it was shared online by political commentator Imran Wakili, who disclosed that the court had approved bail for the former governor. However, details of the bail conditions were not immediately available at the time of the report.
El-Rufai, who also served as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory before becoming governor, has been standing trial on allegations involving corrupt practices. The case forms part of ongoing legal actions against public officials accused of misusing office.
Further proceedings in the matter are expected to continue as the court examines the charges brought against him, with more details anticipated as the trial progresses.





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