The Digest:
President Tinubu's Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has declared that Nigerians are safer now than before the 2023 elections. According to an interview on Channels Television, Bwala credited the current administration for a significant reduction in mass prison breaks, frequent kidnappings, and widespread terrorist attacks, asserting that while "skirmishes" remain, they no longer threaten the country's overall stability.
Key Points:
- Presidential aide Daniel Bwala stated Nigerians are "safer" now than before 2023.
- He cited an end to mass prison breaks and a reduction in widespread kidnappings.
- Bwala argued that isolated security incidents no longer threaten national stability.
- He dismissed recent US allegations of a "Christian genocide" as baseless and politically motivated.
- Bwala claimed the controversial report was linked to the proscribed group IPOB.
- He previously served as a spokesperson for Atiku Abubakar's presidential campaign.
- The aide urged citizens to acknowledge the government's strides and support its efforts.
Sources: Channels Television
