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With Tinubu’s Spokesperson Missing in Action, Dr. Daniel Bwala Emerges as the Ideal Successor to Represent the President’s Vision

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With Tinubu's Spokesperson Missing in Action, Dr. Daniel Bwala Emerges as the Ideal Successor to Represent the President's Vision

With Tinubu’s Spokesperson Missing in Action, Dr. Daniel Bwala Emerges as the Ideal Successor to Represent the President’s Vision

By Zachariah C. Hyellamada

The office of the presidential spokesperson is one that requires not only a sharp mind but also a strong sense of political acumen and a deep understanding of Nigeria’s complex socio-political landscape. Dr. Daniel Bwala, with his vast experience spanning nearly two decades in law, politics, and media, stands out as the most capable candidate to succeed Chief Ajuri Ngelale in this role.

Having represented diverse political ideologies, he is well-positioned to defend and promote the policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu with a balanced, informed, and strategic approach.

Critics have raised concerns about Dr. Bwala’s return to the APC after his brief departure to the PDP. It is important to emphasize that Bwala’s decision to initially leave the APC was based on principles, driven by his concerns over the adoption of a Muslim-Muslim ticket, which did not align with his Christian faith, as a minority christian from the Northeast region. In a nation where religious balance is traditionally observed in ticket formation, his departure was a demonstration of integrity, not disloyalty. His criticism of the party at that time was neither reckless nor ill-founded; it was the voice of a man who was unwilling to compromise his values.

However, Bwala’s recent support of President Tinubu’s policies highlights his ability to rise above personal grievances for the greater good. He has commended the president’s pro-masses policies and has shifted his loyalty back to the APC, recognizing the sound leadership and direction of this administration. His return to the APC is not a sign of inconsistency, but rather a demonstration of flexibility and pragmatism, qualities that are essential for someone serving as a spokesperson for the presidency.

In an era where Nigeria faces divisions along ethnic and religious lines, Bwala’s background and principles offer a unifying voice. His stance on balancing faith with political decisions can help bridge the gap between communities, providing the administration with a spokesperson who can address issues of national unity with credibility. His ability to articulate these complex dynamics, especially at a time when narratives around religion and politics are heavily scrutinized, makes him a vital asset to the presidency.

While it is true that certain elements within the PDP, Labour Party, and individuals under different guises have expressed reservations about Bwala’s appointment, it is clear that these objections are politically motivated. These factions recognize that Bwala’s appointment would strengthen the president’s administration, given his eloquence, credibility, and political savviness. The president must not be swayed by these parochial interests, as appointing Bwala would serve as a statement that competence, experience, and loyalty to Nigeria’s future are valued above political machinations.

Beyond being a spokesperson, Bwala’s strategic insight into both legal and political matters will provide the presidency with an advisor who can contribute to shaping the narrative in a way that is favorable to the administration’s objectives. His understanding of national and international politics ensures that Nigeria’s image will be projected positively under his stewardship as spokesperson.

Dr. Daniel Bwala is the right candidate at the right time. His experience, integrity, and renewed commitment to the APC align with the administration’s vision for a stronger, more united Nigeria. In the face of baseless opposition, the president should confidently appoint him, knowing that Bwala will bring wisdom, eloquence, and a steady hand to the task of representing the presidency on the national and international stage.

 

Zachariah C. Hyellamada is a member of the 7-man strategic committee of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Vanguard and the National Leader of the Assembly of the Northern Youth Influencers.
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Gov. Alia swears in 23 newly elected LG chairmen

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Gov. Alia swears in 23 newly elected LG chairmen
Gov. Hyacinth Alia of Benue has swore in the 23 newly elected local government chairmen in the state. Alia, during the ceremony on Monday in Makurdi, tasked the new council chairmen with accountability and transparency. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Benue State Independent Electoral Commission (BSIEC) on Sunday declared the results of local government elections held on Saturday. The results indicated that the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidates won all 23 chairmanship and 276 councillorship seats. The governor urged them to be responsible, work for the people, and be mindful of all they do, stating that granting autonomy to the LG has its consequences. He said no tier of government works in isolation and advised them to collaborate with the state and federal governments for effective service delivery. Alia charged them to work diligently, provide leadership, and uphold the highest standards of governance in their respective councils. The governor further described the APC as serious and urged them not to disappoint the electorates who voted massively for their victories. Alia advised the new council chiefs to focus on bringing democratic deliverables to the people and to always remain in their respective areas of assignments. “This event marks a significant movement in the life and future of LG administration in Benue, especially as it concerns people at the grassroots who came out in their numbers on Saturday overwhelmingly to choose you at the polls. “Be reminded that leadership is about service and sacrifice and not personal glory. “I urged you to always collaborate with us at the state level in order to implement policies and programmes that benefit our rural communities,” he said. Speaking on behalf of the chairmen, Mr Dennis Guda, Chairman, Vandiekya LG, promised to deliver dividends of democracy to the people. Guda said they would also be loyal to the APC, uphold its constitution, and collaborate with the state government to succeed.
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Yusuf bags ‘Best Governor Award’ for commitment to women, youth development

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Yusuf bags ‘Best Governor Award’ for commitment to women, youth development

Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has just been honoured with the ‘Best Governor Award’ by the African Trust Magazine for his outstanding dedication to women and youth development in the state.

A statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature, on Friday in Kano said the award was presented by the publisher of the magazine, Prince Isaac Adekunle.

Praising Yusuf for his commitment to grassroots empowerment, he highlighted his focus on ensuring that the benefits of democracy were felt across all levels of the society.

According to Adekunle, this is particularly to Kano’s most vulnerable populations.

“This recognition is a testament to his tireless efforts in transforming Kano State into a beacon of progress and unity.

“Under the leadership of Gov. Yusuf, the state has witnessed a transformational approach to governance, with women and youth at the forefront of development initiatives,” he said.

Adekunle said that Yusuf administration’s unwavering focus on these key groups has made a significant impact, offering real value to the people at the grassroots level.

In response to the award, Yusuf reaffirmed his dedication to fulfilling his promises to the people of Kano, stressing the importance of governance that directly benefits the masses.

“I am truly honoured by this recognition, and it only strengthens my resolve to continue working tirelessly for the people of Kano State,” Yusuf said.

According to him his administration remains committed to improving the lives of all citizens, particularly through programmes that prioritise women and youth empowerment.

He commended the magazine for the recognition, calling it a testament to the collective efforts of his administration to foster progress and development in the state.

Yusuf said, “This award is yet another reflection of my leadership as my focus on inclusive governance continues to earn me widespread praise both locally and internationally.”

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PDP suspends LG campaign in A’Ibom over First Lady’s death

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PDP suspends LG campaign in A’Ibom over First Lady’s death

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Akwa Ibom, has suspended its local government election campaigns following the death of Mrs Patience Eno, the wife of the state governor.

Mr Edwin Ebiese, the Publicity Secretary, said in a statement in Uyo on Friday that the decision was a mark of respect for the deceased.

Ebiese said that the party had been deeply devastated by the sudden death of the governor’s wife.

“It is with sadness and a deep sense of loss that we announce the suspension of our local government campaign.

“This decision follows the untimely demise of our governor’s wife. This loss is devastating, it has left the party and the entire state mourning.

“As we struggle to come to terms with this huge loss, we are compelled to suspend our campaign activities as a mark of respect for her,” he said.

The PDP spokesman expressed the party’s condolences to the governor and his family, and prayed God to grant him the fortitude to bear the loss.

“May God Almighty also grant our dear state the strength to trudge on at this time of grief,” he said.

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