Reactions When Tinubu Suddenly Changes Bwala’s Role, ‘Broom Used in Implementation of Ajuri Ngelale’

• President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has restructured the State House media team by reappointing Daniel Bwala as Special Adviser on Policy Communications
• Special Adviser to Tinubu, Bayo Onanuga, described the changes as a strategic move to improve efficiency and ensure consistent communication
• Paul Ibe, spokesman for former vice president Atiku Abubakar, criticized the reshuffle, describing it as a diversion from addressing critical economic challenges.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu restructured the State House media and communications team, appointing two recently appointed officials to new roles.

Specifically, Sunday Dare, who was initially designated as Special Advisor on Public Communications and National Orientation, currently serves as Special Advisor on Media and Public Communications.

Similarly, Daniel Bwala appointed last week He was reappointed as special advisor on media and public communications and as special advisor on policy communications.

The changes were confirmed in a statement. Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu‘s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, on Monday, November 18.

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Onanuga emphasized the president’s commitment to effective governance, saying:

“The redesign of roles within the media and communications team is part of a wider strategy to improve efficiency and streamline communications channels.

“These changes reflect our commitment to informing Nigerians about government actions and policies,” he said.

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Spokesperson Paul Ibe Atiku Abubakar2023 presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (CONTAINER), reacts to development through itself page xHe said the President used the same strategy for Bwala as he used for Ajuri Ngelale.

His words:

“The broom used on Ajuri Ngelale is also used sharply on Daniel Bwala. This was never about restructuring the media team. This is the introduction to lesson 101 titled Emilokan is a Bigoted Virus.”

Ibe also criticized the administration for prioritizing media restructuring over addressing urgent economic challenges, saying:

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“If these people spend all their precious time restructuring their media teams, how much time will they have to retool the trial-and-error policies that have left us in an economic tailspin?”

While some Nigerians questioned the logic behind the frequent changes of media aides, others saw it as a necessary adjustment to align with Tinubu’s broader governance goals.

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