Presidential adviser Daniel Bwala harshly criticized Senator Ali Ndume from Borno South during a Channels Television program on Sunday. Bwala claimed Ndume acts childishly and sends threats to people who challenge him publicly. The comments came after Ndume accused President Tinubu of making unfair appointments that ignore federal character principles. Ndume had suggested that presidential allies would target him for speaking out.
Bwala fired back, saying that President Tinubu probably knows nothing about Ndume's activities. He explained that the National Assembly leadership coordinates all presidential meetings, suggesting Ndume should address his complaints there instead of contacting presidential aides directly. Bwala accused the senator of using inappropriate language during his TV appearance. The adviser alleged he received death threats after previously criticizing Ndume.
Bwala compared Ndume in crises to what business leaders Dangote and Otedola represent in private enterprise. He claimed the senator actually benefits from crises and boasts about having followers who can take action. Bwala ended his criticism with a reference to Ndume's reputation, suggesting the senator has connections to Boko Haram.
Bwala fired back, saying that President Tinubu probably knows nothing about Ndume's activities. He explained that the National Assembly leadership coordinates all presidential meetings, suggesting Ndume should address his complaints there instead of contacting presidential aides directly. Bwala accused the senator of using inappropriate language during his TV appearance. The adviser alleged he received death threats after previously criticizing Ndume.
Bwala compared Ndume in crises to what business leaders Dangote and Otedola represent in private enterprise. He claimed the senator actually benefits from crises and boasts about having followers who can take action. Bwala ended his criticism with a reference to Ndume's reputation, suggesting the senator has connections to Boko Haram.
