Officials described the claim as a serious national security issue. They also said no one is above the law.
Ribadu wiretapping claim: Presidency Speaks
Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga reacted quickly. He said El-Rufai’s statement suggests illegal wiretapping.
“This must be investigated. El-Rufai is not too big to face the law.”
Therefore, the Federal Government has asked security agencies to begin a full probe.
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What El-Rufai Said
During an interview on Arise TV, El-Rufai claimed that Ribadu planned to arrest him.
However, when asked how he knew, he said:
“We listen to their calls.”
He also admitted that the act was illegal. As a result, the interview sparked strong reactions across the country.
Why This Matters
This issue is very serious for three reasons:
- First, phone tapping without approval is a crime
- Second, the NSA handles top security information
- Third, any leak can endanger national safety
Because of this, experts say the case must not be ignored.
Rising Political Tension
The incident has increased political tension between El-Rufai and the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Many Nigerians are now calling for:
- A full investigation
- Identification of everyone involved
- Clear punishment if any law was broken
In addition, analysts say transparency is key to public trust.
What Happens Next
At the moment:
- The Presidency has ordered a probe
- Security agencies will investigate the claims
- El-Rufai has not released any new statement
Therefore, Nigerians are waiting for official findings.
Sojworldnews Summary
This case raises major questions:
- Who tapped the NSA’s phone?
- How did private persons get such access?
- Is Nigeria’s security system safe?
For now, the Presidency insists that no individual is bigger than the law.
Stay with Sojworldnews for verified updates on this developing story.
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