Leave Kaduna, come back home to test your popularity’ -Zamfara indigenes challenge Senator Marafa

Some concerned indigenes of Zamfara State has challenged the Senator Kabiru Marafa to come back to his birth place of Zamfara to measure his political weight instead of wandering away in far away kaduna and challenging the leadership of Governor Matawalle.

One of those concerned individual Malam Umar Gidado Gummi, who made this call to the former Senator while addressing Journalist in Gusau the state capital of Zamfara, described the Senator Marafa as a consistent and continuous saboteur in Zamfara State political arena.

umar Gidado Gummi tagged the former senator as someone who never sees anything good in anyone apart from himself, because according to him; “Senator Marafa has been a self-centered person who is never ready to repent.”

He said; “I have never seen a shameless, ungrateful and self-centered politician in this life like Kabiru Marafa, who always feels above others. Look at what happened in the Senate chamber when Saraki was the Senate President and how Kabiru Marafa puts pressure on Saraki to be impeached. Can you remember what happen then? As soon as Senator Saraki gave him the position of the Chairman, Senate Committee on downstream, Marafa kept quite.” Umar lamented.

Coming down to Zamfara, Governor Bello Muhammad Matawalle the present Governor gave out the position of SSG, SAs, DGs to Marafa’s caucus and yet he was not satisfied. What kind of human being is he? He asked.

According to Umar, “Marafa has lost his followers due to his arrogance, and to clear this doubt, “I Umar Gidado Gummi hereby challenged the Marafa to please comeback home to test his political popularity, because as far as I am concerned the former Senator has lost his political credibility and apart from his extended family here in Zamfara, he can not boast of any serious followers.

And if he didn’t believe this fact, Zamfara trade fair is free for him to invite a maximum of 300 people including his family members for the world to see that he still has political goodwill.