emmysenior: Nobody is immune to making mistakes, crying over spilt milk is a waste of time. Mallam! I'd rather you proffer solutions, instead of finding faults in others, besides, there were/are trillions of mistakes you had/have/will made/make. Let he who's without sin be the first to cast a stone.

Delafruita:
i wonder why people enjoy flogging a dead issue over and over.this issue has been investigated over and over and over and over and it has been shown that there was nothing unethical about the transactions that occured.he didnt re-allocate land to his cronies or families.perhaps you want to tell us that because el-rufai is minister for FCT,his family and friends cannot apply for allocation through the same procedure others would follow

derespect: Rufai is also counting mistakes of someone. What about him that was demolishing and buying properties in Abuja when he was appointed the minister of FCT? Oga go sleep for somewhere jooo.

nice one! 20pounds:
D sound of d hurried footsteps, quicken and draws even closer.
He shudders, and cowering in a corner, he labours furiously- teeth firmly clenched and sweat dripping from his brow- he is set to task! A task masked in d guise of patriotism.
365 writing ink lay exhausted on d floor -1 for each day of d yr.
Why must one labour ds much to convince(abi na confuse?) d gullible masses? Walahi i hate democracy! If na military...kai i digress!
D footsteps are near! 2015 is near!! Before dat, history must be distorted and concocted . We shall not allow 2015 meet us with blemishes and unprepared! 2015 is mine to capture. I am born to RULE!!!
I am El rufai, d enfant terrible of d Obj govt. I lost to Yar'adua in d power game in 2007. I shall nt lose again in 2015. I shall rave, rant ,write and tweet til y'all leave it for me!

Adura_ngba: You talking unethical practices, meanwhile you took land from people and re allocated it to your cronies and family, that must be very ethical, and Tunde Bakare must be of the opinion you have not sinned, you do well because you help his church to distribute their pamphlets. Very ethical indeed.

licensed2k: Just four bro rufai?
Holla at me when somebody who can count properly says something.

Delafruita:
i wonder why people enjoy flogging a dead issue over and over.this issue has been investigated over and over and over and over and it has been shown that there was nothing unethical about the transactions that occured.he didnt re-allocate land to his cronies or families.perhaps you want to tell us that because el-rufai is minister for FCT,his family and friends cannot apply for allocation through the same procedure others would follow

puffpuff: Sam Omatseye knew this guy inside out when he wrote the article below :



A perfect chameleon
By Sam Omatseye 11/07/2011 06:16:00


Yet if you looked at his career well, you would admit that as FCT minister, he was transformational. He brought order, neatness and even picturesque allure to the city that was falling into an Alao-Akala Ibadan.

So, he did well as a minister. But also as a minister he was Baba’s lackey, fighting his every war and defending the corrupt system and the despotic “democrat.” He once told me in an interview that the time had not come for us to be worried over the issue of conflict of interest in office. Even when some raised uproar over it, he never tried to my knowledge to defend himself.

He served Atiku well when he was his protégé. When he turned over to OBJ and Obj fought with Atiku, he knew where the power lay, so he turned coat and pitched his tent with the Owu chief. It was the amoral El-Rufai at work. He swung without a squeak.

When Yar’Adua took over, he was Yar’Adua’s man before he was not. When Jonathan became president, he was for the meek man until things turned sour. Now he is serenading Buhari  whom we once nudged as unelectable. In an interview in The Nation on Sunday, he said that the man has changed. Changed from what, Nasir? Other than his allegiance to democracy over a decade ago, he is still as inflexible as his ramrod stature.

El-Rufai knew how to work the system, and somehow, it made him into a sort of public cause célèbre. He somehow helps to show us the bad side of the system because he has not been the good side himself. In the way he allocated land, we learned how government shares our resources. From his role as a lackey, we knew how people moved up in government. From his serial betrayals, we understood that playing the harlot is the way to gains. As master, he made people work for him and that, ironically, is how you command loyalists even if you are not one yourself. As a critic and “revolutionary,” he is trying to come full cycle. He is telling us that he can reveal and revel in the rottenness of our system, he being part of it.

He knows how to game the system, draw attention to himself, laugh at us, and still sleep well at night. From the recent fight with the system, he has shown that you can move from being an establishment mainstay to a nemesis of the system. We need more of him

KnowAll: collecting donations 4 d presidential library is not a mistake, in fact i think it is a masterstroke decision. nobody wants to know yesterday's man once u are out office.

Any wonder why El-rufai is writing a book, it is becos he is yesterday's minister, nobody reckons with him and that is why he has become a mad dog howling in d dark seeking 4 attention.

emmysenior: Nobody is immune to making mistakes, crying over spilt milk is a waste of time. Mallam! I'd rather you proffer solutions, instead of finding faults in others, besides, there were/are trillions of mistakes you had/have/will made/make. Let he who's without sin be the first to cast a stone.

ochukoccna:
Hope you do not have a problem with comprehension puff puff?
Sam accused him of been a political prostitute aka AGIP and attention seeking but you do not see where he was accused of corruption nor ineptitude
Get you facts right &read part of the article you quoted which I've reduced to bring out the core for you
His 'sin' for now is having the audacity to point out the rotteness of jonny go slow's governance

chiover: This man is hungry

Saintp: Nigerians na waa,

He talks about GEJ, you compalin of hipocrisy, he talks about his master OBJ, u still complain. If he had praised OBJ, you will still complain. What the hell is wrong with people of this days. Should he not talk at all?