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Ribadu Admits Holding Wiretapped Chat of El-Rufai in Court

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•Nuhu Ribadu acknowledged holding a chat conversation involving Nasir El-Rufai.
•The chat was obtained via wiretapping, as stated by a court witness.
•The testimony was delivered on May 20, 2026, in a Nigerian court.
•The case involves issues of surveillance and privacy within Nigeria's political context.

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▸If Nigerian courts rule that Ribadu's possession of wiretapped chats was illegal it could lead to legal consequences for Ribadu and increased scrutiny of surveillance practices affecting government officials.

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👤Nasir El-Rufai(Governor of Kaduna State)👤Nuhu Ribadu(Nigerian politician and former anti-corruption official)

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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)Witness to Court: Ribadu Admitted Holding Chat El-Rufai Received from Wiretapping

A witness testified in court that Nuhu Ribadu admitted to possessing a chat conversation involving Nasir El-Rufai, which was obtained through wiretapping. This admission raises concerns about privacy and legality in Nigeria's political and security environment. The case could affect public trust in government officials and the handling of surveillance practices.