Daniel Bwala’s appointment as special adviser on public communications and media by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been praised by former Senate Majority Leader Mohammed Ali Ndume.

Ndume, who serves as Bwala’s senator for the Borno South Senatorial District, said that Tinubu’s appointment of Bwala is evidence of his tender leadership.

While running for president in 2023, Bwala was the spokesperson for former Vice President Atiku Abubakar.

I would like to express my gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for designating Daniel Bwala as his special adviser on media and public communication. This gesture merits a great deal of praise, especially considering Bwala’s recent roles.

“Bwala’s appointment is a rare example of heartfelt leadership, which is hard to find in many leaders nowadays,” Ndume said.

Remember that Bwala is one of the new individuals President Tinubu appointed to the esteemed role of Special Advisor to the President on Media and Public Communication?

Bwala was instructed by Ndume to ask Vice President Kashim Shettima for forgiveness, as his appointment forced him to leave the APC due to his Muslim convictions.

Ndume advised Bwala to have

Additionally, as your second principal, collaborate closely with the vice president to advance the president’s renewed hope agenda. Ononuga and Sunday Dare, two of Tinubu’s longtime and devoted associates, are also good sources of knowledge. They consistently defend Mr. President’s ideas without resorting to rude or abusive language.

Additionally, you ought to take note of those such as Hadiza Bala and Nuhu Ribadu NSA, who support and promote Tinubu’s programs with data and facts.

Lastly, you should connect with our grassroots community as well, as generosity starts at home. Lastly, I hope you succeed in your new role,” the congressman continued.

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