THE FRAUGHT POLITICS OF KADUNA

Former Kaduna State governor, Nasir Rufai, is facing a decline in influence as he navigates the state's political landscape. Rufai's exit from the APC to join the SDP and later the ADC has been met with challenges.

The SDP expelled him for attempting to destabilize the party, while the ADC accused him of creating factions and aligning with rival political interests. These actions have raised concerns about Rufai's commitment to due process and party loyalty.

The ADC's strong rebuke highlights the importance of maintaining internal democracy and independence. Rufai's controversial tenure as governor, marked by mass sackings and property demolitions, has left a bitter taste among the Kaduna political class.

His disregard for party protocols and alleged power plays within the ADC could jeopardize the party's credibility and unity, posing a risk to its electoral prospects. The article underscores the need for Rufai to prioritize party principles over personal ambition to avoid becoming a liability to the ADC.