Presidency Slams Opposition, Says Their Actions Show Hatred For Nigerians

Bwala made the remarks while reacting to the controversy surrounding Peter Obi’s alleged violation of airport parking regulations, which reportedly led to his vehicle being clamped, as well as Atiku Abubakar’s silence following the successful rescue of pupils and teachers abducted in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

In a post shared on his account, the presidential aide questioned the sincerity of the opposition leaders’ repeated promises to improve Nigeria, arguing that their conduct suggests otherwise. He alleged that one of the politicians breached airport traffic regulations before claiming there was an attempt on his life, while the other has been quick to criticize the country during difficult moments but failed to acknowledge or express solidarity after the rescued schoolchildren and teachers regained their freedom.

Bwala further accused both politicians of exploiting the misfortunes of Nigerians for political advantage while showing little regard for human dignity and national unity. He maintained that their actions contradict their public declarations of commitment to improving the country.

The presidential aide concluded his remarks by describing the opposition figures as desperate politicians, insisting that desperation often drives questionable conduct.