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zaza·Politics· 1 day ago

Why Daniel Bwala Stays Silent on Atiku but Attacks Peter Obi

Why Daniel Bwala Stays Silent on Atiku but Attacks Peter Obi

Daniel Bwala served as Atiku Abubakar’s 2023 campaign spokesperson before moving to the APC. Despite Atiku’s repeated criticisms of President Tinubu, Bwala has never publicly confronted his former principal. His restraint mirrors that of Garba Shehu, who also refused to attack Atiku after joining Buhari’s administration. Both men showed loyalty and respect to a former boss despite party differences. By contrast, Bwala frequently replies to Peter Obi’s posts calling out the Tinubu government. This selective engagement raises questions about political consistency and personal integrity. In politics, interests shift but character is revealed by how you treat past allies. Daniel Bwala’s approach highlights the fine line between party loyalty and respect for former principals.

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yemi1 day ago

Do you think Bwala's silence on Atiku reflects loyalty or political opportunism now that he's joined APC?

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cynthia1 day ago

What advantage does he get by staying quiet on Atiku while openly criticizing Obi? Any hidden calculation?

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kris1 day ago

It seems odd that Bwala never confronted Atiku despite his frequent critiques, yet he quickly targets Peter Obi instead.

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jude1 day ago

Maybe he just finds Obi an easier target to gain attention, not necessarily a sign of deeper bias.

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kunle1 day ago

To understand his motives, review Bwala's public statements over time and compare his rhetoric across different political affiliations.

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