Mallam Nasir El-Rufai is a saint. El-Rufai’s intellectual and managerial wisdom is unmatched by any living thing that has ever been in power in Nigeria. Those are the things we discover in his memoir, The Accidental Public Servant. TAPS is not only a celebration of an individual’s narcissism but a revelation of the destructive elitism on whose back this polarised nation suffers. But because TAPS documents the political tragedies we have witnessed since the coming of this present democracy in which the author was a privileged actor, we must repaint our triumphal arch to welcome this confession of an insider.
I won’t advise any hypertensive person to open the book, if not for the author’s inability to contain his large ego in this overtly expressive tome but for his exposé of the financial scams and abuse of power by the political elite who, despite declared differences and public opposition…
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Reflections 
I usually do not drop a bunch of responses, however i did some searching
and wound up here El-Rufai: Memoir of a Political Scam Artist | visionvoiceandviews.
And I do have a few questions for you if you usually do not mind.
Is it only me or does it give the impression like some of the comments come across like they
are coming from brain dead folks? 😛 And, if you are posting at additional
sites, I’d like to follow everything new you have to post. Could you list of every one of all your communal pages like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter feed?
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