Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Policy, has said he criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration in the past because he was in the opposition, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)......CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE>>>>>
Bwala revealed this when he appeared on Arise TV’s The Morning Show.
“I criticised Tinubu’e election and administration in the past because I was in the opposition.
“The opposition’s work is to criticise the sitting government and hold them accountable. My views changed after I met the President, and he saw a need to appoint me,” Bwala said.
Recall that prior to his appointment, Bwala accused Tinubu of rigging the election.
He said that the president would face challenges with moral legitimacy upon assuming office.
“Right now, although the presumption of law is in favour of Tinubu until the final determination of the election tribunal and appeals, he will struggle with moral legitimacy (because he rigged the election) for 240 days of his presidency,” Bwala posted on X.
“Eminent scholars, human rights activists, and strong opinion molders who have traditionally been critical are suddenly, for cultural and tribal reasons, throwing their weight behind him in a clandestine way,” he added.
Legit.ng reported that Daniel Bwala, was appointed as Special Adviser on Media and Public Communication to President Tinubu.
Amid criticism, on Monday, November 18, 2024, Bwala underscored the importance of staying focused despite distractions.
“When you are focused on a thing, you are going to be faced with distraction. It’s not about Bwala; it’s about the president, he said.