El-Rufai’s son denies EFCC raid on his residence in kaduna

Bello, the eldest son of ex-Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has debunked rumours that operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, raided his residence in Kaduna and found monies in different currencies.

The rumours claimed the EFCC discovered $800 million, N700 billion cash, and N1 trillion worth of drugs at his residence in Kaduna.

In a statement on Wednesday, Bello described the allegations as “false” and a calculated effort to distract his public service.

He also denied that he does not own a house in Kaduna and made it clear their family home is in Unguwar Sarki.

Bello’s statement read: “My constituents that I represent know what would happen if I was blessed with such figures.

“For those sponsoring these ignorant attacks, I assure you that we will continue to serve the people, and we will continue to enjoy how it annoys them; adding quality, frank, and honest representation is here to stay in Kaduna North.

“The use of fake news to manipulate public perception and instigate discord, stressing the attempt to connect him to illicit activities through unfounded allegations was not only defamatory but an affront to the principles of justice and fairness.”