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El-Rufai Is A Star Player On Our Team, And We Know He Would Have Contributed A Lot To Us – Abdullahi

In a recent interview on Trust TV, on Monday, June 22, 2026, Bolaji Abdullahi, National Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), discussed the political significance of former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai within the opposition coalition and the impact of his absence from political activities.

Abdullahi described El-Rufai as one of the prominent figures within the ADC, noting that the former governor has played an important role in the party’s efforts to strengthen its position ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Speaking during the interview, Abdullahi stated, “He is a star player on our team, and we know he would have contributed a lot to us.” He made the comment while responding to questions about whether El-Rufai’s detention had affected the activities of the party.

According to him, El-Rufai possesses significant political experience and influence, qualities that would have been valuable to the ADC as it continues to build support across the country. Nevertheless, he insisted that the party remains focused on its objectives despite the challenges confronting some of its members.

Abdullahi further noted that the ADC’s progress is not dependent on any single individual, although he acknowledged that El-Rufai’s contributions would have strengthened the party’s ongoing efforts. He expressed confidence that party members remain committed to their collective goals.

The ADC spokesperson also stressed that the opposition coalition is determined to continue engaging Nigerians on issues such as security, governance, and economic development. He said the party’s focus remains on presenting what it considers a credible alternative to the ruling party.

He concluded by reaffirming the ADC’s commitment to its political agenda, stating that the party would continue preparing for the 2027 elections while supporting members facing legal and political challenges.

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