**Exposed: Wiretapping Devices Recovered from Nasir El-Rufai's Residence** In a shocking turn of events, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has unearthed a web of alleged corruption and deceit surrounding former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai. According to court documents, the anti-graft agency discovered suspected wiretapping equipment at El-Rufai's Abuja residence, sparking concerns about the former governor's alleged attempts to intercept private conversations and access sensitive security documents. This development comes as El-Rufai faces multiple corruption allegations, including the disappearance of €1.4 million, suspicious payments totalling N2.158 billion, and transfers amounting to N428 million to undisclosed accounts. The ICPC has been investigating these claims, and their efforts have led to the recovery of the wiretapping devices, which were allegedly capable of eavesdropping on private conversations. During the search of El-Rufai's residence, his wife, Hadiza, and son, Mohammed Bello, were present, but the former governor himself refused to cooperate with investigators, choosing to remain silent until he is formally arraigned in court. This decision has raised eyebrows, as it is unclear what El-Rufai is hiding. Moreover, one of his aides linked to the investigation has fled the country, sparking concerns about a possible cover-up. The ICPC has urged the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to dismiss El-Rufai's application, which challenges his alleged unlawful detention and violation of his fundamental human rights. The agency maintains that it had obtained a 14-day detention order from a Magistrate Court in Bwari, FCT, to hold the former governor while investigations continue. As the case unfolds, Nigerians are left to wonder what other secrets will be uncovered and how this scandal will impact the country's fight against corruption.