In a Facebook post on Saturday, Fani-Kayode criticised a recent ADC convention linked to the David Mark-led faction, describing it as poorly organised and lacking credibility.

He claimed the event reflected internal confusion, poor coordination, and discomfort among attendees, alleging issues such as overcrowding and inadequate facilities.

Fani-Kayode also mocked incidents he said occurred at the gathering, including moments of disorder and verbal slips by some participants, which he used to question the party’s seriousness.

He further ridiculed the appearance and conduct of some attendees, portraying the event as chaotic and directionless.

According to him, the gathering showed that the party lacked unity and political strength.

He concluded that if such conditions represent the opposition’s best effort, then President Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 is already certain.

The Zamfara State Government has restated its refusal to engage in negotiations with bandits, saying it will intensify efforts and adopt new measures to address insecurity across the state.

Deputy Governor Mani Mumuni Masamar Mudi made the position known during a condolence visit to Bunkasau village in Bukkuyum Local Government Area after a recent deadly attack.

He expressed sadness over the incident, which left about 26 people dead and several others injured, while praising residents for resisting the attackers.

Mudi conveyed the government’s condolences to affected families and prayed for the repose of the dead and recovery of the injured.

The Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Bilyaminu Ismail Moriki, commended the community’s resistance and said lawmakers may consider legislation to support lawful self-defence measures.

Community leaders, while appreciating the visit, called for stronger government support to enhance local security.

Officials on the delegation included the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Ahmad Garba Yandi, and the Special Adviser on Security Matters, Mannir Fura Girke.