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Daniel Bwala, President Bola Tinubu’s Special Advisor on Media and Policy Communication, has stated that he never made the decision to work for his principle in order to get accolades from males.
Bwala made the declaration in response to the controversy surrounding his appearance on Mehdi Hasan’s “Head to Head” program on Al Jazeera.
According to reports, Bwala denied knowing about certain unfavorable events in the nation throughout the interview.
The interviewer stated that the country’s security situation has gotten worse and asked Bwala if the government is pleased to learn that Nigeria is currently the fifth deadliest nation in the world.
“I acknowledge the fact that we have insecurity in Nigeria, we began to see back-to-back attacks in Nigeria after the Christian genocide narratives,” Bwala retorted.
Additionally, the presidential spokesperson asserted that there are security crises in every nation on the planet.
When asked about his previous criticism of Tinubu and his choice to collaborate with the ruling party, which has sparked debate and condemnation among Nigerians and political elites, Bwala was likewise uncomfortable and ashamed.
However, Bwala insisted that supporting and defending Tinubu is done with pleasure and delight in a statement posted on Saturday via his 𝕏 Twitter.
Additionally, Tinubu’s assistant claimed that Mehdi Hasan neglected to discuss plans to contest his history in a previous conversation before to the interview since he would have prepared his rebuttal.
Bwala claims he is unconcerned and that most people criticizing the interview are naysayers, opposition members, and those who support them.
“Social media has exploded over my interview with Mehdi Hassan in the last 24 hours, albeit with varied opinions,” the statement said. Allow me to correct the record.
“I was fully aware of the repercussions when I accepted the privileged position that Mr. President had given me. It had nothing to do with selling ice cream, looking well, or getting compliments from guys. Some of my interview’s harshest detractors find local TV anchors intolerable. However, I gladly and easily take on the responsibility of supporting and defending the President and his government. I’m ready to defend this government and its programs in front of any interviewer, anywhere in the globe, on any day or at any time.
“Ducking or avoiding interviews on issues pertaining to advancing and defending the government I was assigned to serve is something I have never done and will never do. It’s the least that’s expected of me.
“Head to Head got in touch with me and asked for an interview, saying they wanted to question our government about corruption, the economy, and security. They made no mention of challenging my background during our nearly six-month correspondence. Ethically and professionally, they should have told me if that was their goal so I could get ready to respond. However, that is acceptable from an ethical standpoint; it is their fault, not mine.
“I refused to swallow the pill of Mehdi’s “opposition research-style journalism,” and even now, if you closely examine the comments he read from organizations and groups, you will discover that many were false and some were downright fake news. However, I’ll put that off until another day.
Regarding my previous remarks regarding President Tinubu, I’m pleased they were made with such fervor while I was in the opposition. It’s all about politics. Many members of our own cabinet have previously criticized President Tinubu, and half of Donald Trump’s cabinet is composed of former opponents. If you want to know, he is not bothered by those things.
“Members of the opposition and those who support them make up the bulk of the doubters. I’m not at all bothered by it. Their brief enthusiasm for the interview hasn’t lasted and won’t last since it doesn’t solve their glaring issue of a lack of vision and purpose in running a political party, even though they want to run Nigeria. They obviously have no alternative policies or programs for the Nigerian people, nor do they have a route to victory. According to the Hausa proverb “Ga fili Ga doki,” if they claim to do so, they can also go head-to-head and be questioned about it.
“I close by expressing my gratitude to the numerous Nigerians and non-Nigerians who emailed in their praise for my courageous defense of our country during an interview in which the host hardly allowed you to respond to a question unless it fit his narrative.
“I continue to appreciate and admire Mehdi Hassan, who is undoubtedly the world’s greatest debater. In order to concentrate on the policies, initiatives, and accomplishments of our administration, I am looking forward to part two of the Head to Head interview and am relieved that inquiries about my background will no longer be news by then.
