Governor El-Rufai’s son, Bello El-Rufai was on the Nigeria Twitter dragging list on Sunday, as Nigerians called him out for allegedly threatening to gang rape someone’s mother over a mere disagreement on social media. The disagreement has to do with the handling of the coronavirus pandemic between the President of the United States, President Donald Trump and President Muhammadu Buhari.
Although we cannot substantiate these claims, the said twitter user who goes by the name Consigliere @oewonah made some tweets and shared screenshots of his Twitter exchange with El-Rufai’s son, Bello.
The two men who seem to have clashed after the former criticised United States President, Donald Trump, for not doing enough to handle the outbreak of Coronavirus in America.
El-Rufai’s son Bello had said, “There is nothing as radioactive as an incompetent leader during a time of crisis. The United States of America is a case in point. A few states in Nigeria too.”
But not satisfied at Bello’s attack on Trump, Consigliere fired back, insisting that the American President was miles better than President Muhammadu Buhari and even his father, el-Rufai, in terms of quality leadership.
Consigliere wrote, “He can’t call Buhari out for his ineptitude yet he’s calling Trump names? Did he vote Trump?”
Rather than douse things, that only escalated tensions, forcing a series of strong-worded and offensive outbursts from the younger el-Rufai directed at the Twitter user.
He said, “Tell your mother I’m passing her to my friends tonight. No Igbo sounds please! Tueh.
“Your mother is the main whore of the South East. I can’t reply you publicly.
“F..k Kanu and take a picture of the Second Niger Bridge, thanks to Buhari.
“My mentions are mine. If a Sunday bastard makes up lies and drags my father, his mother will be games. If he doesn’t want it, he shouldn’t mention me. The crowd has never phased me.
“Truly your mother’s son. Does she still earn by earning 2,019 naira per suck on Azikwe Street, Aba LGA? Tell her to wear mask and gloves while doing it due to this pandemic.
“This daddy’s boy has heard your mother ability to take d..k is mind blowing. Especially one dipped in kerosene from Abia land. Sounds about fair. Despite the ineptitude, he is completing a bridge your Ebele couldn’t. You are stuck with PMB and can’t do shit. How’s failed daddy?”
Some other Twitter users didn’t find Bello’s outburst funny, they attacked him from every angle, expressing a mixture of disgust and disappointment at his choice of words.
One user named @Dave_Suc, said, “El-Rufai’s son will be worse than his father. I have never seen a child ingrained with such hate and bigotry. He is a disaster waiting to happen.”
Another user, @lumiere451, said, “Is this really the son of a governor and he can’t compose a sentence with proper grammar? Aren’t you supposed to have had one of the best education available? It obviously didn’t do you any good.”
Moonborn@sugabelly
Let it stand for posterity that Bello El Rufai is a disgusting tribalist, a proponent of gang rape, and altogether a steaming piece of shit and a waste of valuable oxygen. It’s very clear you learned all this hatred of Igbo people and this miscreant behaviour from your father.
Ifeabunike Chukwudi@Ifeabunike
El Rufai’s son does not have immunity. Threatening rape is not a joke. It’s not even banter of any sort. If this country wasn’t sick, the needful would be getting done by now.
@DrOlufunmilayo
Bello El Rufai- the Governor’s son- threatened someone’s mother with rape openly on twitter. Hadiza El Rufai- the Governor’s wife- defended the threat as “fair” and implied it’s okay. If this was a sane country, That is the last time that family would ever hold a public office.
Kelvin Odanz@MrOdanz
El Rufai’s is threatening someone’s mum with gang rape. His mother (El Rufai’s wife) replies by saying that “all is fair in love and war.” On international Day of the girl child sometimes this year, she will be a guest speaker somewhere talking about “gender-based violence”

Ayobami@dondekojo
El Rufai’s son did a diatribe and then threatened to gang rape someone’s mother. I’m not even surprised.
Ayobami@dondekojo
It’s a family issue. This is El Rufai’s wife replying that all is fair in love and war. She feels gang raping a mother is perfect response for calling someone daddy’s boy.
DaddyMO@therealdaddymo1
Bello El-Rufai is clearly from a home where bad behaviour has been overlooked & enabled by parents who should have known better. He should have been reprimanded and trained in his earlier years . Today, he is a spoilt child with no decorum threatening to rape someone’s mother”.