Author: Adamu Lawal Toro

THE unfolding confrontation between the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission and the family of Nasir El-Rufai is gradually degenerating into something far more dangerous than a routine corruption investigation. It is becoming a test of whether Nigerian institutions can enforce the law without appearing vindictive, selective, or politically motivated. No serious society can survive without strong anti-corruption institutions. Public officials who misuse public resources must face investigation and prosecution. Nigerians are exhausted by decades of impunity where powerful men enrich themselves while citizens suffer poverty, insecurity, and collapsing infrastructure. Therefore, no one, including Nasir El-Rufai, should be immune from scrutiny. But…