Appearing on The Morning Brief aired by Channels Television on Wednesday, Sani criticized what he called a “culture of scapegoating” among the opposition, warning that failing to resolve their internal divisions while accusing external forces of sabotage is both “illogical and irresponsible.”
“If there is a problem in the PDP, it’s for the PDP to solve,” Sani said pointedly. “The same applies to the Labour Party, the SDP, and the NNPP. It’s absurd to blame President Tinubu for issues clearly rooted in party mismanagement.”
The past year has seen a steady defection of opposition figures—governors, lawmakers, and party stalwarts—to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Many cited unresolved internal disputes and poor leadership within their parties as key reasons for their departure.
Opposition parties, however, have accused the APC of exploiting these weaknesses, alleging that President Tinubu and his allies are deliberately engineering chaos to dismantle opposition structures.
