Emeka Ojukwu Was A Failed Hero – El-Rufai’s Son Says

Bashir, son of Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State, says the leader of the defunct Biafran Republic, Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, was a failing hero. Bashir aforesaid this during a Twitter post whereas reacting to a comment by one in all his followers.

The governor’s son had aforesaid Enugu State was the country of Ojukwu rather than Nnewi in Anambra State.

However, once his error was delivered to his notice, instead of apologising, Bashir aforesaid, “Knowing your failing hero’s country that plunged misguided idiots into a war and ran away isn't my concern. you are doing your analysis and ascertain his town.

“I might care less for the person. And he can forever stay a dent in our history.” once the follower reacted by expression Ojukwu would stay bigger than Governor el-Rufai, UN agency kneels right down to greet the President et al, Bashir aforesaid Ojukwu was a fearful man UN agency ran away once the Nigerian forces were closing in on him.

He added, “Don’t cry please. Your hero was a failure that ran away once he saw close at hand defeat. Get out of here.” The governor, like his son, isn't new conflict.

El-Rufai last week aforesaid over sixty per cent of Christians in Southern Kaduna wouldn't vote for him and this was one in all the explanations he determined to select a Muslim campaigner.

He additionally created a mockery of a photograph of President Goodluck dessert apple motion right down to pray on a pilgrim's journey in Jerusalem in 2013.

The governor has additionally been criticised over and over by the Christian Association of Federal Republic of Nigeria, particularly once he created some remarks regarding Saviour, that several found appalling in Jan 2013.

The satiric post, that several Nigerians, particularly Christians, took offence at, was directed at defensive a former Education minister, Mrs Oby Ezekwesili, and assaultive the Minister of knowledge, Labaran Maku; Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs Dr Doyin Okupe; and Presidential authority on Media and packaging, Dr Reuben Abati.

He wrote, “If Redeemer criticises Jonathan’s government, Maku, Abati or Okupe can say that he slept with saint.”

He later apologised for the comment.