The President's Special Adviser Roares Back at Critics: "You're Blind, Deaf, or Dumb!"
"Critics Disregarding President Tinubu's Accomplishments Are Either Visually or Hearing Impaired, or Lack Intelligence - Bwala"
In a mouthwatering clash of words, Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, has called out the critics who question the president's accomplishments since taking office in May 2023. No punches were pulled when Bwala went toe-to-toe with TVC anchors who implied that the president lacks substantial achievements to boast about.
"If you say there's no achievement, you must be either blind, deaf, or dumb," Bwala stated emphatically, aiming straight at the heart of his critics. His confidence comes from the remarkable transformation he's observed since Tinubu stepped into office.
Remember when 27 states of our great nation were teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, unable to pay salaries? Deep in debt and grinding to a halt, that was the pitiful state our states were in during Tinubu's inauguration. Fast forward to today, and not a single state is in bankruptcy, and governors are busy rolling out projects left, right, and center!
Recently, we visited Katsina, and the state governor echoed Bwala's sentiments, expressing his gratitude towards the president's leadership. He proudly showcased his ability to pay salaries on time and his commitment to delivering good governance to his people.
Apparently, the increased government funds have even pleased opposition governors who can now afford to do more for their constituents. Bwala considers this a significant achievement of Tinubu's presidency, in part due to the alleviation of financial burdens.
To add some fuel to the fire, our website informs us that the presidential media aide lists additional achievements, including:
- An increase in foreign reserves
- The availability of student loans through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND)
- The construction of roads and infrastructural projects
- The removal of fuel subsidies to free up more funds for the government
However, finding concrete evidence of Tinubu's non-state-level achievements remains a challenge. Searches for official statements, press releases, or verified reports from the presidency, focused on national achievements, came up empty-handed.
Other sources focus primarily on regional initiatives, such as Sanwo-Olu's education reforms in Lagos, and unrelated events in Jordan and Ogun State. We urge readers to critically assess announcements and achievements attributed to President Tinubu, seeking corroboration from official sources wherever possible.
Nonetheless, it's safe to say that Bwala's fierce defense of the president will certainly grab the attention of any lingering critics! Let the debate commence!
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- In a fierce defense, Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, has responded to critics who question the president's achievements since his inauguration in May 2023.
- Bwala, in a direct attack on his critics, stated that they must be either blind, deaf, or dumb if they claim there are no achievements under Tinubu's presidency.
- One of the significant achievements mentioned by Bwala is the transformation from a state where 27 states were in financial ruin in 2023, unable to pay salaries, to a point where none of the states are currently bankrupt, and governors are implementing development projects.
- The presidential media aide also highlighted additional accomplishments, such as an increase in foreign reserves, the availability of student loans, the construction of roads and infrastructural projects, and the removal of fuel subsidies to free up more government funds.
- However, finding concrete evidence of Tinubu's non-state-level achievements remains a challenge, as searches for official statements, press releases, or verified reports from the presidency focused on national accomplishments have yielded no results.
- Despite this, Bwala's defense of the president is likely to stir debate among critics, and the general news surrounding Tinubu's presidency continues to be a hot topic in the realm of politics, policy-and-legislation, and general news.
