Bello El-Rufai Fires Back: “All My Senior Counsellors, Grassroots Politicians Are With Me”

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Amid swirling reports of political defections, Muhammed Bello El-Rufai, member of the House of Representatives for Kaduna North Federal Constituency, has reassured supporters that his core political base remains strong and intact.

Responding on his X (formerly Twitter) account on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, Bello dismissed rumors that senior members of his team had abandoned him.

“I am very particular about who gets close to me. All my senior counsellors and long-standing grassroots politicians are with me,” he declared, stressing that those leaving his circle were not central to his operations.

Bello addressed concerns raised by supporters, emphasizing that political alignment is personal and sometimes includes individuals he described as backing “the unqualified and incompetent.” However, he reassured that his core advisers and loyal allies remain committed to his political and developmental agenda.

He further highlighted his focus on transparent governance and service delivery, noting that constituency resources go directly to genuine grassroots beneficiaries, not political opportunists. If you’re in nigeria right now, Watch Video Now.

“Our resources go to people we have never met—the true grassroots, not political merchants,” Bello affirmed, emphasizing his dedication to development over distractions.

For those following the political dynamics in Kaduna and beyond, the full details of Bello El-Rufai’s statement on loyalty, grassroots politics, and constituency service offer revealing insight—see it here.

Bello concluded by reiterating that he remains fully focused on governance, undistracted by rumors, and committed to serving the people of Kaduna North with honesty and integrity.

What do you think—are Bello’s assurances enough to calm nerves, or is the opposition quietly gaining ground? Drop your thoughts in the comments and share this with someone tracking Kaduna politics—it’s a story that matters.

— Reported by TimesNG Global Desk