He emphasized that he holds no hatred or resentment toward those who choose not to support him during this time.

El-Rufai articulated his long-standing commitment to supporting individuals and causes, grounded in his Islamic faith, Arewa upbringing, and personal values, stating that his actions were never contingent upon receiving praise or reciprocity. He acknowledged that those he has previously aided are now free to respond in ways that may include speaking up, remaining silent, or even denying their past connections.

He highlighted the right of others to make their own choices regarding his situation, noting that their varied responses should not invoke judgment. Reflecting on the nature of relationships during adversity, El-Rufai remarked that challenges often clarify the essence of one’s connections, leading him to reconsider those relationships and the expectations of others.

Despite the difficulties he has faced, El-Rufai expressed no regrets regarding his past supports, asserting that he would not let others’ actions alter his guiding principles. He firmly stated that he would neither seek revenge against perceived injustices or ingratitude towards him, trusting that ultimate accountability belongs to Almighty Allah.

Concluding his message, El-Rufai reaffirmed his intention to maintain peace with his conscience and with Almighty Allah, stressing the importance of living with the choices made and leaving judgments of those choices to future generations. Ultimately, his focus remains on personal integrity and spiritual peace in the face of adversity.