On April 14, 2026, in Nigeria, former Kaduna State governor and chieftain of the Nasir El-Rufai said he did not approve or authorize reports suggesting he has political plans for the 2027 presidential election, following claims linked to comments made by an associate and circulated in the media.
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The clarification was made through his media adviser, Muyiwa Adekeye, who stated that the remarks being shared about El-Rufai’s supposed ambition did not come from him and should not be taken as his position. It was explained that he had no involvement in the statements attributed to a political associate and that such views were not issued with his approval.
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The former governor made it clear that he personally communicates his political positions and will not allow others to speak on his behalf regarding his intentions or future plans. He also maintained that any official message from him will either come directly from him or through his authorised spokesperson.
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The statement comes amid growing political discussions involving El-Rufai and speculation about his role in the 2027 elections, including reports linking him to a possible presidential contest.
The clarification is seen as an effort to correct public misunderstanding and ensure that only verified statements are associated with him as political conversations continue ahead of future elections in the country.
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