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“A Gnomish Heir From A Lunatic Dynasty” – Senator Shehu Sani Replies El-Rufai’s Son In Twitter War

Senator Shehu Sani and Bashir, son of Kaduna state governor, Nasir El-Rufai, had a mild drama on Twitter this evening.

Trouble started when Senator Shehu Sani earlier today, shared the photo below mimicking politicians on how they relate with people pre and post-elections.

 

Bashir whose father is a political rival of Senator  Sani, made his own collage to mock the Senator. See below

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Senator Sani did not like Bashir’s post and fired back at him by referring to him as a ”Gnomish Heir from a Lunatic Dynasty”. Bashir also left a reply for the Senator. See their exchange below

 

 

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