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“I Have A U$3l3s$$ Excuse For A Brother” – Bashir El-Rufai Drags Brother Bello, Accuses Him Of Alc0h0l And C*caine Use

Bashir El-Rufai, son of former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, has launched a fresh attack on his brother, Bello El-Rufai, accusing him of alcohol and cocaine use while warning him to stay away from his personal affairs.

Bashir made the remarks in a series of posts on X, where he appeared to respond to comments and issues involving his brother.

In one post, Bashir accused Bello of being an alcoholic and claimed that he had previously contributed to the death of one of their siblings. He also criticised him for attempting to judge him.

In another post, Bashir wrote: “Stay away from me. I have outgrown you. I do not need you. Drink in peace and command your minions. Come for me and wallah one of us will end up dead and it will not be me.”

He also accused Bello of using cocaine and alcohol, claiming that he had warned him to stay away from his personal affairs.

“I have warned you. Stay the fk away from my affairs. Jizika ha burra that’s your business. F**l at 38.”

Bashir also appeared to mock Bello over his personal life, saying: “Wawa. Telling me to kl myself, the world first slap their daughter then I will believe he is real & serious. Someone that had to wk to conceive children through IVF is the one sitting on a high horse. Go fix your b**s. Your wives, ex and present were not the problem.”

The posts have since triggered reactions online, with some social media users expressing shock over the apparent family dispute.

Reactions

@Darlynton Obumneme: El rufai the small but mighty then… you sure say no be nemesis or karma? Anyway, we don’t judge

@Keen Frankinstein: Trouble in paradise

@Taiye Tslow Kolawole: Ahhh… This one plenty o… Na bazooka e carry come this fight.

@Jennifer Onyelobi: My weekend has just begun

@Rapheal Kolawole: It’s going to be a very long weekend

@Ezekwudo Miracle: August has been a wonderful month

@Ramadhan Sanee: This is a family matter wetin consign us