Atiku describes Bwala as a political opportunist without relevance – Thage

The ATIKU media office said she noticed “with absolute contempt for the denigrable observations made by Daniel Bwala, special consultant of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on political communication, during a recent interview on TVC”.

During his appearance in the meeting program of Tvc journalists on Monday Bwala said: “APC has not lost anything about the Elrufai exit. He is free to pursue his personal ambitions. Atiku should accept the will of God and stop running against fate. The coalition died on arrival …”.

In response Tuesday, the ATIKU media office said: “It is both ironic and pathetic and Mr. Bwala – a political coating that was once the spokesperson for the 2023 presidential campaign by Atiku Abubakar – now presumably to keep a lesson of global resistance statesman on inheritance, destiny and refrain issues.

He said: “His pontificate sanctuary, intertwined with bitterness and duplicity, betrays a desperate effort for curry fat with a brazenly shaken administration shock by the unstoppable momentum of the national coalition galvanized by Atiku and other progressive leaders.

“Let it be clearly affirmed: Atiku Abubakar does not seek or require validation from political opportunists who have freed the principles with the same ease with which the parties change. The current relevance of Bwala, if the case, is due entirely to the platform that once occupied under the leadership of ATIKU – a fact that should raise humility, not arrogance.

“The obsession of the Tinubu field for ATIKU’s political future is not a coincidence. If, as they claim, is Atiku an exhausted force, why the implacable campaign of Striscia? Why the strategic assignment of the presidential platforms to attack it? The answer is clear for the decrease atiku Abubakar remains the most formidable opposition figure.

“This large alliance, aimed at claiming Nigeria from economic collapse, in institutional failure and democratic erosion, has clearly paid the elite to power. No quantity of historical revisionism or holiness can obscure the fact that Atiku has been a central pillar in the democratic journey of Nigeria, since 1999, supporting the reform, renovation and restriction.

“The inheritance is not defined by the traps of the office but for courage, consistency and belief. The legacy of Atiku Abubakar – as a uniform, manufacturer and patriot – is deeply engraved in the consciousness of millions of Nigerians. It is waterproof to the revisionist bile of yesterday’s defenders transformed today the defenders of dysfunction.

“We reiterate, unequivocally, that the Waziri Adamawa remains focused and not wide in his commitment for the future of Nigeria. It will not be distracted by political julles to mask them as patriots. The rescue and reconstruction of Nigeria is a task of urgent national importance – too important to be derailed by the mean difficulties.

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