Etsu, who said he has been a loyal party member, in an interview with ARISE NEWS on Tuesday criticised the decision, arguing that it undermines the office of the president. He pointed out that Bwala, who had previously insulted and criticised President Tinubu and his government, was now being rewarded with a key position.
“It’s not bad to have a presidential spokesperson or people speaking for the president of a country who has more than 200million of a population of citizens but to have people who have insulted or denigrated the office of the president and being appointed as a spokesperson is what I feel is an aberration on us as a party loyalist.”
