Defending Tinubu’s Administration Is the Easiest Job Says Bwala

Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communications, described defending the current administration as one of the simplest tasks for anyone with a solid understanding of how government functions.

Addressing speculations about his role, Bwala clarified that his new portfolio was not a demotion, as some had assumed. He made this statement during an appearance on Politics Today, a program aired on Channels Television.

Bwala, who previously served as the spokesperson for Atiku Abubakar’s Presidential Campaign Council, emphasized his positive working relationship with President Tinubu.

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“I have never experienced a demotion. My relationship with the president is excellent, and I thoroughly enjoy my work,” he said.

Bwala further explained that defending the government requires three key elements: presenting factual information, being transparent with Nigerians, and countering misinformation or agenda-driven narratives effectively.

“When you are clear on these three principles and have conducted thorough research, defending the administration becomes remarkably straightforward,” he added.

FAQs

• Who is Daniel Bwala?

Daniel Bwala is the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communications and a former spokesperson for Atiku Abubakar’s Presidential Campaign Council.

• What did Bwala say about defending Tinubu’s administration?

Bwala described it as one of the easiest tasks, emphasizing the importance of facts, honesty, and countering misinformation.

• Was Bwala demoted in his role?

No, Bwala clarified that his current portfolio is not a demotion, as speculated by some.

• What principles does Bwala follow in his role?

He relies on three key principles: speaking truthfully, presenting facts, and effectively countering negative narratives.

• Where did Bwala make these statements?

He shared his views during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today.