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Following the release of a book about former President Muhammadu Buhari’s life and tenure, former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has called for an end to what he called the politicization of his legacy.
The book, Soldier to Statesman: The Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari, has rekindled disagreements among his former inner circle and spurred new discussion about the late president’s record.
El-Rufai expressed worry that the book launch event mirrored the same divisions that existed during Buhari’s lifetime in a statement made public on Wednesday. He pointed out that while other allies who were equally close to the late president were noticeably absent from the book event, one camp was heavily represented.
He warned that some of the attendees at the book launch were longtime opponents of Buhari who now held prominent positions in the government and gave flattering but phony praises.
El-Rufai argued that those who previously held his administration accountable for almost all of Nigeria’s problems now seem keen to change history, possibly in order to avoid taking accountability for the country’s current shortcomings.
He continued by saying that some people who were honoring Buhari’s passing had neither his regard nor his trust.
The statement stated, “A careful look at those who dominated the book launch revealed the same factional lines that existed during Buhari’s lifetime.” It also raised concerns about whether the former president’s legacy is being shaped to serve narrow interests rather than historical truth because of the venue and selective engagement.
The former governor expressed worry that many of the admissions ascribed to the late president appear one-sided and unfair, especially since Buhari is no longer alive to react, even if he acknowledged that he has not yet read the book and that some media stories may lack context.
He cautioned that “explaining the thoughts and motivations of a complex leader through selective anecdotes risks distorting, rather than preserving, his legacy.”
El-Rufai went on to say that although Buhari was not flawless, a large portion of his administration’s flaws resulted from the deeds and shortcomings of a strong inner circle that included officials, advisers, and family members who did not always share the president’s dedication to honesty and public service.
“Those now invoking his name for self-justification should reflect on whether they can claim the same standards,” the statement said, adding that “Buhari himself remained, to the end, a man of deep faith, personal discipline, and unquestioned patriotism.”
El-Rufai, a former minister, advised Nigerians to let history evaluate Buhari impartially, free from opportunism or revisionism, and warned against selective narratives about his life and times.
He concluded with a prayer, saying, “May Allah grant him eternal rest.” “The truest way to honor him is not through selective storytelling, or attempting to exhibit new-found love, but by upholding the values he embodied: simplicity, integrity, humility, and service to Nigeria with all he had.”
