El-Rufai’s extremism dangerous for democracy – NLC

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The Nigerian Labour Congress has described the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai as a “right-winged extremist” who doesn’t believe in rule of law.

The labour union also condemned what it described as “irresponsible and dangerous” the comments of the governor regarding the National Industrial Court of Nigeria.

In a statement signed by its outgoing National President, Ayuba Wabba, the NLC said, “The disparaging comments by the Kaduna State Governor, Nasir Ahmed El-Rufai, about the judiciary, in particular, the National Industrial Court of Nigeria on a national TV platform which was aired recently are irresponsible, unbecoming, and dangerous because they are capable of undermining our public institutions.

“They also represent the height of flippant commentary. The allegations against the National Industrial Court are spurious, mischievous, malicious and prejudicial and reveal the extent of Nasir El-Rufai’s bigotry, and ignorance in simple judicial matters as the NICN could not have stopped him from pursuing the criminal aspect or content of his complaint.

“His comments present him as a governor who neither believes in rules nor systems. Right-wing extremism which El-Rufai represents is dangerous to our democracy because it does not believe in rules or laws other than its own rules and laws and seeks to destroy that which it cannot control.”

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