A 2011 video of how Najaâatu Muhammad reportedly endorsed and campaigned for Nuhu Ribadu for president has resurfaced in the polity.
Vanguard reported that Hajia Muhammad made the allegation in a TikTok video, where she berated Ribadu for serving in Tinubu’s government. He castigated the NSA when he was the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
This then led to the genesis of their recent rift in the polity.
However, the video was shared on X by an X user identified as Oguntoye Opeyemi, detailed how Najaatu reportedly worked tirelessly for Ribadu to emerge as president in 2011.
From the video footage as reported by Daily Trust on Saturday, February 8, “seated beside her, his hands clapping, Nuhu Ribadu was perhaps moved by her heartfelt endorsement of his presidential bid in 2011 under the Action Congress.”
In 2011, Muhammad also reportedly faulted the Peoples Democratic Party (PDPâs) government for its inability to address major concerns of Nigerians, claiming it was time to stop grumbling and act.
Daily Trust maintained that this (the above assertion) was how Najaâatu Muhammad campaigned for Nuhu Ribadu back in 2011 when he ran for the office of the president under the platform of the Action Congress (AC).
Recently, Muhammad, in a Tik Tok video, accused the NSA of serving in Tinubuâs government despite castigating him when was the chairman of EFCC.
But reacting to the video, Ribadu had demanded public apology and retraction from Muhammad for lying against him.
However, Muhammad dismissed the ultimatum and dared the NSA to drag her to court.
TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that President Bola Tinubu’s national security adviser Nuhu Ribadu has denied the allegation that he once referred to the president as a corrupt individual.
Nigeria Ribadu, who was accused of making the statement when he was the EFCC chairman, said he never shared such a view about Tinubu when he was the governor of Lagos state.
The NSA then challenged the accuser to provide evidence of the allegation or apologise within the next seven days.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
