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Daniel Bwala, former spokesman for Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the February 2023 presidential election, has said he will accept any position that will enable him to support President Bola Tinubu’s agenda for Nigeria.

He made this known in an interview on Channels Television on Sunday.

Bwala, who recently met with President Tinubu and declared his support to work with the All Progressives Congress, APC, government, said he will accept any offer by the President because he promised to support his agenda.

“If the president makes an offer of a position that I see that it will contribute to the development of his agenda, I will accept it.

“I will more than anything else appreciate it. It is not the appointment that I’m looking for to support him. I’m telling you eight years I supported Buhari, I was not a public official.

“You have to separate between those who do not have value and are cringing and crying for appointment and those who believe the value and what they contribute has nothing to do with whether you are appointed or not.

“President Tinubu has not promised me anything,” he said.

TimeManager:
Bwala gone, Doyin Okupe gone.. Atiku and Obi would look themselves in the mirrow and see how Tinubu outplayed them and makes them look stupid.

-kiss the truth!

TimeManager:
Bwala gone, Doyin Okupe gone.. Atiku and Obi would look themselves in the mirrow and see how Tinubu outplayed them and makes them look stupid.

-kiss the truth!

HarryGleb:
And this is making you happy. Even if everyone joins Tinubu , Obi and Atiku will never be poor in this life unlike you that is praising your oppressors.

TimeManager:
How do you know that i'm poor, is your father feeding me?. When Doyin and Bwala joined Obi and Atiku's camp, you were all over the place, licking their butts, you didn't remember they were your oppressors at the time.

-kiss the truth!

ezegold4we:
Nigeria is politically irredeemable

HarryGleb:
Keep deceiving yourself. Reality will soon dawn on you.