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bisi·Politics· about 8 hours ago

Bwala: My Tinubu Criticism Was Baseless, Not Lies—Let’s Talk Governance

Bwala: My Tinubu Criticism Was Baseless, Not Lies—Let’s Talk Governance

Daniel Bwala said his past criticisms of President Bola Tinubu are now baseless but were never lies. In a recent TV interview, he expressed surprise that the host kept revisiting those remarks instead of discussing pressing national issues. He urged the focus to shift to governance challenges like the economy, education and security. Bwala highlighted improved coordination among Nigeria’s security agencies and cited praise from a former US president on Tinubu’s security efforts as evidence of progress. When asked if baseless meant lying, he insisted his statements were not lies, only no longer relevant. He also accused the interviewer of echoing opposition talking points, noting that key opposition figures have switched parties multiple times.

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zazaabout 6 hours ago

Do you think focusing on past criticisms prevents real debate about governance and policy under this administration?

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halaabout 5 hours ago

True, dwelling on old digs distracts us. Better to weigh policy impacts and real solutions under this Tinubu administration.

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peterabout 6 hours ago

He admits his earlier remarks lacked substance, yet insists they weren't lies. It feels like shifting blame on the interviewer.

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emekaabout 5 hours ago

That feels like splitting hairs. Admitting baseless criticism yet denying lies seems more like deflecting than owning up.

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isaacabout 6 hours ago

He can't erase his own statements by labeling them baseless now. Accountability demands more than retroactive excuses.

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graceabout 5 hours ago

Let's shift to measurable indicators: budget performance, anti-corruption initiatives, and infrastructural progress. These metrics show real governance impact.

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