Senator Kabiru Marafa, the former coordinator of the Tinubu-Shettima 2023 Presidential Campaign in Zamfara State, has alleged that the All Progressives Congress-led federal government is infiltrating opposition parties. Marafa made this claim during an appearance on Channels TV’s Politics Today program on Monday.

Marafa’s statement comes after he recently confirmed his resignation from the All Progressives Congress. When asked about his future plans, he revealed that he has not yet decided which political party to join. Instead, he is taking time to study the membership and dynamics of various parties before making a decision.

According to Marafa, the APC’s strategy is to “plant land mines” within opposition parties, which would lead to unnecessary conflicts and distract from the real issues. He explained that this tactic is aimed at well-meaning individuals who want to advocate for the people and advance their causes. As a result, Marafa and his team are cautiously evaluating their options to avoid getting entangled in such battles.

Marafa’s resignation from the APC and his subsequent allegations have significant implications for Nigeria’s political landscape. The APC’s alleged infiltration of opposition parties could potentially disrupt the balance of power and undermine the democratic process. As Marafa continues to weigh his options, his decision on which party to join could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s political landscape.

The development also highlights the complexities and challenges of Nigeria’s political system, where alliances and rivalries can shift quickly. As the country navigates its political landscape, Marafa’s move and the APC’s alleged tactics will likely be closely watched by politicians, analysts, and citizens alike. With the political landscape continuing to evolve, it remains to be seen how Marafa’s decision will impact the broader political landscape and the future of opposition parties in Nigeria.