Stop The Blackmail! Beg Jonathan For A Job If You Are Broke, CAN Tells El-Rufai Mallam Nasir el-Rufai

Former Minister of the Federal Capital
Territory, FCT, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, has been
given seven days by the Christian Association
of Nigeria, CAN, within which to make public
the identity of the person that donated a
private jet to its president, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor, or risk being exposed.
Describing El-Rufai as a liability in the
country's political system, CAN said if he was
broke, he should beg Jonathan for a job,
rather than engaging in blackmail.
El-Rufai had at the weekend, described Pastor
Oritsejafor as the chief propagandist of the
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and one who
lacked credibility.
But CAN in a statement in Abuja by the Head
of TEKAN/ECWA Block in CAN, Rev. Emmanuel
Dziggau and National Director (Research,
Planning & Strategy), Elder Sunday Oibe, who
gave El-Rufai the ultimatum, admonished
former Head of State, Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari (rtd), to dissociate himself from people
like El-Rufai, who would use him to gain
political relevance.
"It is laughable for an individual like El-Rufai
looking for relevance to be alluding to Ayo's
credibility. If Pastor Ayo doesn't have
credibility, who else have credibility in Nigeria
of today? Is it El-Rufai?
"The fact that El-Rufai in his tweets abused our
Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and Christians
ignored him doesn't give him the impetus to
make unguarded comments about Pastor Ayo
who is the leader of Christians in Nigeria," the
statement read in part.